I have all sorts of little projects on the go but this draught excluder is the only thing completed this week.
It is in shades of grey with a plummy pink mix of fabrics. It is filled with polyester filling so that it is light to post but also it squishes nicely into a doorway to keep out the winter draughts!
I will pop it in our Sisters Crafty Creations blog shop later.
Now the weather forecast says more snow followed by heavy rain, snow melt and FLOODS!
So I thought you might like to see how I aim to be prepared for that possibility.....
If you would like similar adaptations let me know - it didn't hurt - honest! lol.
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Happy Friday!
x Jo
11 comments:
So funny.
Draught excluder great. Keep saying I mmust make one. Maybe should just check out your shop. Anne x
Thanks for that - not just a smile but a lol moment! Love your draught excluder, got to go and get more 'innards' for the one I'm making! Have a great weekend, Chrisx
I guess you now want me to design you a one legged pair of trousers to wear to keep you warm and cosy? :-) Thanks for the giggle Jo and by the way I love the colours of the latest draughte excluder.
Hugs,
A x
I'm still smiling!! Fab flippers and I'd love to see you walking in those let alone spending a penny!!!
Love Jo x
oooh, la la.... you sexy mermaid you...... or ... whoever is the model..... lovely.....
Yes, I did smile at that fantastic mermaid tail. Very good way of getting ready for the floods. Hope you don't need it. xx Maggie
Love the fish tail - definitely made me laugh! Thanks for sharing.
hah ha Jo you do have me chuckling!!
we have floods threatening here too!
as we has a south east post-cyclonic low heading down the coast towards us - flooding in NSW from Qld boarder to almost Newcastle it seems - Cyclone Oswald changed into a rain depression, never dull here, love Shaz in Oz.x PS love draught snake as we call them too.
love the mermaid tail, i hope next weeks pics demonstrate using it. seriously i hope you dont have flooding.
Brilliant - I more than smiled at that :)) Elizabeth xx
PS: the advice is to build lots of snowmen to avoid floods. I kid you not!!! Apparently, snowmen will thaw out much more slowly, thereby avoiding torrents of water flowing into the rivers :)
I love the colours and patterns of your fabrics. I'd love to try quilting some day. Maybe someday soon :)
Sarah @ A Cat-Like Curiosity
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