Unlike this wooly number that I started a couple of Winters ago.
Despite the little loves sporting coughs, runny noses and temps the past few weeks, we had a lovely, relaxing school break. There was crafting aplenty, drawing, cooking, reading, a lot of snuggling on the couch and staying in jamas. 'Fraggle Rock' was the DVD of choice and 'Guess Who' was our favourite board game. Two out three kids have recovered and I am counting down the weeks until Spring.
In other news, I am still plugging away on Ollie's quilt binding. Almost done.
How about you? Have you been making lately? Are you well...I know a lot of you have been sick too. Are you waiting for Spring, like me. Hope you're having a happy week.
6 comments:
I cannot get over the colour of that Japanese Maple Lea. Breath-taking!
Love your scarf too x
Wow your scarf is lovely. A great way to 'wear' pretty floral vintage sheets.
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LOVE the scarf, I would never had thought to use vintage sheets in a scarf- it looks wonderful. Looks chilly at your place. We have less cold but a whole lotta mould due to excess rain and not enough cold. With the mould and the snot over here, the creative flow has kind of stalled too.Hope your kids pick up quickly- mine are all good, now I'm sick with something else. Aaaaarrrgh! melx
Love the grey on O's quilt , looking good.I cannot believe that red tree, WW must be freezing. Good scarf making too Lea xx
Oh that Japenese maple, I haven't seen anything like that before, how beautiful.
What a great idea with the scarf and intake sheet pieces.
Now that is one gorgeous scarf. Love the combination of florals and checks. Even better that it would have zero itch. I wear scarves all the time and they make such a huge difference to warmth.
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