We spent the weekend at my husband's parent's farm. The weather couldn't have been more glorious, we spent most of our time outdoors working in the garden, plucking ducks and pottering around.
The children had a marvellous time running and riding their bikes in the wide open space.
Gee I miss looking out the window and seeing open fields and being surrounded by the huge skies. Even during a long drought there is so much beauty in the country. My urges to get out of the suburbs grows daily....
These quilts were made by my husband's great aunt many a moon ago. They were all folded in one of the bedrooms at the farm, I simply had to spread them out on the beds. This style of quilt is not my cup of tea but as a crafter I have a great appreciation of the work that went into them and the fabrics of a bygone era.
wait - reverse that!" The famous words of Willy Wonka. A coin purse kit from Nicole Mallalieu Design . Their customer service is excellent, by the way.
Lovely wool parcel from Stokesay. I couldn't believe how quickly these came in the mail.
I'm also working on 2 dolls and clothes, a quilt for one of the girls, still tweaking that embroidery and knitting some bears. Wish me luck!
So here I've been whinging about my lack of doll sales, now I've sold 2 in 2 days! So today will hopefully consist of starting some new dolls and maybe finishing my embroidery (which incidentally has somehow become a wallhanging). A big thankyou to all my customers and others who support my crafting efforts, its so lovely to be rewarded for what you do!
I found this interesting post on low long it takes to make a waldorf doll and what work you put into it. It can be disappointing when people won't buy your dolls unless they are cheap, they just don't seem to realise the time it takes and the money you outlay to get the materials in the first place. I'll be back later today to draw the GIVEAWAY winner.