Wednesday, 19 October 2016

WOYWW

Good morning all!!
I am back!
We had a few days in Yorkshire last week so my there was very little going on in my craft room.
This week I am back in the swing of things with some pre - Christmas crafty activity - well it is October so I think I can mention the C word now don't you?!


My table is loaded with hot-washed wooly items which I am going to use to make some little Christmas hearts. You might be able to spot one tucked in amongst the woolly loveliness there somewhere. The pretty ribbons are from The Works.

AND then....


I have been knitting Christmas pudding covers for Chocolate Oranges - well what else do you do in the spare hour or two when you chill out in front of the television?
They are for a local charity to sell at their Christmas fair.
They knit up quickly but the leaves and berries are a bit fiddly - I managed to make ten to send so far.

Well that's it for this week.
Ben and Maxine will be round later so I will have a busy day - yipee!

Just to say too.. hello to Neet - I met her for the first time at Annie's last week and she is a lovely lady!
I hope you are feeling better Neet, and that fresh sea air did you good!

Have a great week - join us in the Stamping Ground blog hop with the lovely Julia - see you at your WOYWW desk later.

x Jo
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18 comments:

  1. Julia Dunnit19 October 2016 at 09:29

    Oh they may be fiddly, but those Christmas puddings look grand, what a fab idea, even the old tangerine in the stocking tradition could be brightened up by this! Have a fun day with your lovelies. X

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  2. Anne19 October 2016 at 10:44

    Hi Jo. I love those 'Christmas Puddings@ what a delicious idea. Anne x #23

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  3. glitterandglue19 October 2016 at 10:51

    Hi Jo. LOVE those Chocolate orange covers!!! But then, I love Chocolate oranges (ahem). Those Christmas puddings really are great - and yes, I can imagine how fiddly the berries and leaves are. I make Jean Greenhowe patterns - and some of those have VERY fiddly bits on them - but they do finish them off so wonderfully.
    I totally agree - Neet is lovely. She came over last Friday and met up with Mrs D and myself. Great fun.
    Take care. God bless.
    Margaret #6

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  4. shazsilverwolf19 October 2016 at 11:25

    Hi Jo, they do look lovely, even if they are fiddly. I agree, Neet is a lovely lady, isn't she?Have a great week, Hugs, Shaz #4 xxx

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  5. sandra de19 October 2016 at 11:36

    How cute are those puddings.... you are one very clever twiglet. Have a lovely week.
    sandra de @28

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  6. Shaz in Oz.CalligraphyCards19 October 2016 at 13:46

    Oh Jo saw you Annie and Neet on her blog so good you could catch up. I love those wee puddings, they're so cute, as will be the hearts when they're done too. Shaz in Oz.x 30

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  7. Sharon19 October 2016 at 15:44

    OMG those look so cute! Is that a pattern you created or one available somewhere? Such a unique idea. I am trying to learn how to knit. How easy are they? Sorry for babbling.

    Have a happy WOYWW
    Sharon K #34

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  8. okienurse19 October 2016 at 16:24

    ove all the new wool bits but the Christmas puddings definitely take the show. I don't know if I could find chocolate oranges around here to put in them. I remember seeing them when I was in Europe bet never here…I will definitely look this year. Grandbabies will love these! Have a great week. Vickie #11

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  9. Helen19 October 2016 at 18:35

    I agree about Neet. so pleased to have met her at Port Sunny recently. Love your chocolate orange covers. who knew such a thing existed. Helen #1

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  10. Chidkid19 October 2016 at 19:09

    Uber cute puddings! So ingenious. Happy WOYWW. Elaine no. 16

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  11. Heather19 October 2016 at 20:04

    Such cute covers! The puddings are adorable and I agree these would work for any number of holiday treats. Have a great week! Heather (waywardgypsy) #50? #51?

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  12. Sylvia/LittleTreasures19 October 2016 at 22:48

    Fun things you are creating. Love the wools you are using for the hearts. I am so happy to be back this week. Things are really falling into place once again. Our fall has some beautiful colors and warm temps. I was able to go out this morning and clean the garage, windows and free up around the house of leaves and twigs. So happy there were NO bugs. Peeped about for catch up reasons and Love your pretty colors in your birthday bouquets. Have a fun week

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  13. Felix the Crafty Cat20 October 2016 at 00:18

    Those Christmas puds are a real treat, I just adore them. Have good crafty week and great woyww, Angela x 17

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  14. CraftyHope20 October 2016 at 04:26

    Love the little wooly hearts. I've always wanted to dry felting wool sweaters in the washing machine. It sounds like that's what you did. And, the results are great. Oh, and the little puddings are just adorable!!
    Hope #45

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  15. LisaDV20 October 2016 at 16:56

    Fabulous Christmas Puddings. Happy WOYWW week! LisaDV #35

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  16. Anonymous21 October 2016 at 21:10

    Happy Belated WOYWW. You are so clever. Those chocolate orange covers are genius. Ali x #27

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  17. Lunch Lady Jan22 October 2016 at 07:50

    I always admire the things you make, but those chocolate orange covers just made me smile. What fun and the perfect fund raiser!!
    Hugs, LLJ 10 xxx

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  18. Morti25 October 2016 at 13:40

    Hi Jo!

    I'm a bit late getting here as per usual, but I like to spread the love across the week...

    Love the Christmas pudding idea - just makes it a bit different, eh?

    Morti @ 40

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Thanks for all your comments. I really appreciate your thoughts and ideas.