Tuesday morning Pitch and Stitch - 10.00am to 1.00pm

Tuesday morning Pitch and Stitch - 10.00am to 1.00pm
This hanging from Annie Downs' Hatched and Patched book should be in every caravan as a cushion or decoration!

Monday, 7 May 2018

Spring Swelter

Well - who'd have thought that after last week's Blackthorn Winter this weekend we'd be sweltering again!

And who'd have believed that on the hottest day of the year so far East Garston is without water?  We have finally drained every last bit of water in the house so it had better come on soon.  And after weeks of water and mud everywhere Jonathan had to call out a tanker to keep the animal troughs topped up.

It's been too hot to walk the dogs in the daytime, so I've been taking them out early in the morning and early evening.  This evening we went up the hill and poked around Roger's Wood, and it was so beautiful.
















Bluebells everywhere


















and a few white bells


The first time I saw a blanket of these little white flowers in the wood years ago - I came home and embroidered them onto our pillow cases!


All very lovely and fresh and new.


However, as I said, last week we were in the midst of winter so it was lovely to spend a day making little purses in the workshop.





 
Our next low key workshop like this is on Wednesday 6th June when we will be making little hanging pillows - great for little gifts which can be personalised any way you want.
 



3 comments:

  1. And that little white flower is appropriately called stitchwort....tho we called it Pick your mothers eyes out when we were chn.

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  2. Haha! I much prefer the name stitchwort!!
    It is so lovely to see that the sun has brought the lovely flowers out as well as the fresh leaves everywhere. We're going to miss this when it goes!

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  3. Lovely bluebells. Paul always looks for the white ones. We have some p.o. k ones in the garden.

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