My advent swap present (2nd to last photo)
and very much delayed but well waiting for! - the Spring Blooms Mini quilt!A blog of ramblings from a forty something woman about craft, nursing, scouting, faith and family
My advent swap present (2nd to last photo)
and very much delayed but well waiting for! - the Spring Blooms Mini quilt!
The closing date for the draw is DD's birthday on 11th December!
Because I've been away for a while I can't help showing you Meg and Molly. Meg loves being curled up on our bed either with me in the bed or not, she's not that bothered.
She tolerated the fashion show quite well and thought it was a great game.
Molly also likes our bed but not usually when Meg is on it although she will come on the bed at the same time as Meg if I'm there as well.
I've been here twice in the last month. This is the Lake District, in particular Derwentwater. I went up at the beginning of October for a work colleague's wedding and some walking with the Oh! Bearded One and a Scouting friend. Then we went up last weekend and stayed in a hotel in Little Langdale with a group of friends that we've known over 25 years. Last weekend was wet in the Lake District but not as wet as later in the week. There have been the most awful floods and a policeman lost his life.
I know it is very late but Happy Halloween! This was DD's work and we had a lovely pumpkin risotto cooked by The Oh! Bearded One.
5th November saw DD graduate from the University of Chester with a Diploma in Nursing. Here she is with Gromit, her fiancee. He was home from Germany on sick leave. He is awaiting an operation on his shoulder that keeps dislocating. The operation is set for 9th December.
Here she is again with her "olds".
This is a small section of a knitted something that has been given away.
Here she is, on one of her favorite activities - a walk.
And she quite enjoyed paddling in the sea.
The Oh! Bearded One and Meg in Dunster, Somerset, outside the yarn market. Dunster is an old village that was built on the back of the wool and weaving trade.
This is the inside of the cottage we had. It was actually a converted barn which is sited on a farm. It isn't a working farm now though. Can you see the tall lamp? Just placed so I could knit and sew under it.
The bedroom was on a mezzanine level. This is the first time I've ever slept on a mezzanine. It was a very comfortable cottage.