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| A few little paper flowers - I put glitter on one later and it looks FAB |
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| Here is my latest wooden project..... |
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| ...... which was interrupted by Tinkerbell flicking this out from under a planter - poor little toad. Well, I say 'little' he was ENORMOUS! |
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| And here is my wooden project, its a raised vegetable garden. Next time its stops raining I'll take a photo of it in situ with, hopefully, some seeds germinating. |
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| My mum liked this wool so much - I made her a cushion with it. |
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| A little knitting at the Bankfield Museum - there is a great exhibition there of a knitted garden. We also knitted a little sheep, but the lady running the workshop didn't have stuffing or wool sewing needles. He's still in pieces in my bag, but I did finish this flower. |
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| My meercat is on the right - he's waiting at the bar for some clothes! |
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| I didn't make this, but it is the first Thornton scarecrow I have seen. |
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| Mini book - they were making these on Sunday Scrappers at the weekend..... |
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| and another one.... |
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| and another..... |
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| ditto! |
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| Now this is exactly what it looks like! |
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| And two make a pair. They are educational aids for our student health visitor who qualified this week. Pattern on Ravelry. |
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| 101 uses for a Joanne's bag........ |
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| A little crochet practice... |
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| a friend found a link to a tutorial on these crochet celtic knots |
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| and they are just so addictive. They measure 3 inches square. |
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| And this one measures 9 inches square - using very very thick yarn. I am going to felt it at a later date... |
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