Good morning to all the WOYWW desk hoppers and anyone else who pops in to see what I am up to.
This week I am making workshop packs for Tilly's "Shropshire Hills" workshop. It's quite therapeutic laying out the layers of merino wool and it's very satisfying to see what they manage to achieve with each pack.
I have also just finished another little cape- pullover as a gift for my friends granddaughter. They look lovely on and I am sure they make a cosy extra layer on these cool Spring days
Lastly, two of my friends are celebrating golden weddings soon so I have made little collaged cards for them. It's a good way to use up some of my fabric stash - well at least some of my stock of tiny fabric scraps. The flowers on top are just scraps trimmed from old, faded, embroidered linen that was just too nice to throw away.
That's it for this week.
I hope you are all well - have a good week.
x x Jo
the Golden Wedding cards are really pretty, perfect for the occasion! the piles for the workshop packs look so pretty too. Happy WOYWW Helen #1
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely cards Jo - I am sure they will be much appreciated. Love the colours of the jumper and felting packs too. Stay safe and Happy WOYWW. Sarah #4
ReplyDeleteThose cards are gorgeous Jo. Thanks for a lovely evening last night.
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Annie x
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I love everything on your desk this week! That cape is just brilliant as an extra layer to throw on and not worry about for any little girl, is it a knit from the top down sort of pattern? The 50th cards ar gorgeous and have the Twiglet stamp on them for sure, so pretty, I still have the one you made for my 40th xx
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How fab are those colours of the merino wool, they match up to the lovely cape you made (well the bottom half of the wool batches).
ReplyDeleteI am sure your two friends and their spouses will be delighted with the Golden Wedding Cards - what lovely keepsakes.
Have a lovely week ahead.
Hugs, Neet 5 xx
Those cards reusing the beautiful lace are so gorgeous, Jo. The colours for the Shropshire hills workshop are just heavenly and the cape is pretty.
ReplyDeleteTake care and happy WOYWW
Hugs
Lynnecrafts 13 xx
Wow! love those cards . . . inspired me to have a go with my handheld sewing machine . .
ReplyDeleteI call that a gansy . . . slips over clothes as an extra layer, wouldn't be without one myself!!
Have a good week
Christine #15
🌈I I do love dropping by yours Jo ❤️ your desk is always an array of gorgeous colours 🌈 how lucky the students are who get to use them to create with 🥰 Beeesutiful, beautiful happy coloured Cape pullover... swoooning I may be here 😍🤩😍🤩😍🌈 that's lush!! Your cards are going to be treasured for sure ⭐️💕💛 Sending love and hugs Tracy #11 xxxx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards, bet they will be treasured. The felt looks gorgeous, the colours are so vibrant. Loving the pullover too. Wishing you a very happy and creative woyww. Hugs Angela x6x
ReplyDeleteThe merino rovings look lovely, I can totally see the pleasure in making up these kits, they are such inviting colours, the Shropshire hills are clearly very beautiful! Gorgeous cards No, the recipients willlove them, I love the thought of the flowers from the linen going on to be saved again by the card recipients.
ReplyDeleteYour Golden Wedding cards are beautiful and will be received with great pleasure I am sure. The colours of the wool are lovely. Happy WOYWW. Angela #16
ReplyDeleteHappy Belated WOYWW. I love the Golden Wedding Anniversary cards - such a pretty way to use up scraps. The colours of the merino wool for the workshop are glorious. I would like to do a workshop one day, when we are settled in the Forest of Dean and I am 3 hours closer to everything! Ali x #18
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ReplyDeleteSuch pretty cards.I'm sure your friends will love to receive them on their anniversaries.The colours on your newest little cape-pullover are very pretty. Brilliant idea for a chilly Spring day x
Good morning, Jo!
ReplyDeleteLovely cards.
That cardigan looks so snuggly! Love the center pocket.
Creative Blessings! ~Kelly #17