Wednesday, 27 May 2020

WOYWW

Another week - another Wednesday!
That time has flown by and here we are, all ready to take a sneaky peek at everyone's work desks again.

I've been busy knitting a few more Nurse mates and then I put them on our local FB page. My neighbours have chosen the one they would like and swapped it for a tin (or more) for our local food bank.
A win/win situation. I get to keep busy each evening with a bit of happy knitty fun and they feel good about donating to the food bank. The little children that pass my window, where I display them, love to look at them and count them all!.


                      

I decided to use an idea that seems quite popular at them moment - a little fabric rainbow. I stitched it on to some blue linen and then made a needlecase to keep in the lounge. This replaced a scrap of felt that I had been using to store my big darning needle for stitching up my knitty items!

And lastly just a few flower pics to share with you.

Some lovely tulips that my niece gave me.



And my beautiful clematis tucked beside a fragrant broom bush. Annie gave me the clematis a few years ago - its called Josephine and has gone from strength to strength - I love it!


Well that's it for this week.
I hope you are well and keeping safe.

Have a good week.

xx Jo
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19 comments:

  1. Anne27 May 2020 at 07:20

    Hello Jo. I just love the nurse mates. Clever you. The tulips and the clematis look lovely. Anne X

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  2. Sarah Brennan27 May 2020 at 08:29

    What a brilliant idea with the nurse mates Jo. Love the needle case too. It looks like a very fragrant area of you garden with that Clematis. Stay safe and Happy WOYWW. Sarah #7

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  3. Lunch Lady Jan27 May 2020 at 09:18

    Josephine is gorgeous, just like you! Bet that broom is chucking out the scent, my garden is amazing at the moment which I'm really pleased about considering it's less than two years old! Love the idea of the little dolls and what a brilliant outcome for all concerned, well done Jo. And guess what my tapestry needles are kept it - not a gorgeous little case like your's, that's for sure.....grin!!!
    Hugs LLJ 2 xxx

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  4. Mariane27 May 2020 at 10:11

    I simply love all you are doing, I always think it is amazing how creative people are and you are one great one!!

    Thank you so much for sharing!

    Happy WOYWW
    Mariane #20
    http://art.cordes.re

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  5. glitterandglue27 May 2020 at 10:21

    Morning Jo. I just love your little knitty nurse mates! Great idea - well done. Lovely flowers in your garden. I can picture them, and you out there enjoying them!
    Take care. Stay safe. God bless.
    Margaret #5

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  6. sandra de27 May 2020 at 10:43

    Knitted nurses are the cutest and such a clever idea to then swapped for a tin for the Food bank. Lovely way of showing care and having fun. Tulips and clematis are stunning makes me want to break out the paints again. Stay safe as you create.
    Sandra de @15

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  7. Sue Jones27 May 2020 at 10:50

    ooh I love that idea for the nurses. You are so clever , I can just about knit a scarf!!. You clematis look beautiful, mine have finished flowering now - they did look stunning all over my garage roof but make such a mess after . Have a lovely week. Soojay #27

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  8. Annie27 May 2020 at 12:06

    I love the little nurse mates....they made me smile when we called in at the weekend.....keep up the good work. I'm sure Josephine causes many smiles....in more ways than one :-)
    Hugs,
    Annie x

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  9. Lisa-Jane27 May 2020 at 12:32

    Hi Jo! It's been too long but I'm so glad to see you are still sharing on your blog. I have missed seeing your stitched creations. I love the little needle keeper, a great use for some more rainbow love. Best wishes, Lisa-Jane (#23)

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  10. shazsilverwolf27 May 2020 at 15:04

    Hi Jo, the little nurse dolls are fab, and what a great way to raise stuff for the food banks too.Love your Clematis, I have a few and I think that one is among them. One of my favourite flowers.Have a great week, Stay safe, Hugs, Shaz #17 X

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  11. Diana Taylor27 May 2020 at 15:09

    That's a great idea with the Nurse mates, they all look so cute lined up like that. The clematis is beautiful and lovely that is shares it's name with you. My friends little boy told me he grew Diana radishes - not quite as glamorous as your clematis!
    Hope you have a good week
    Diana xx #21

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  12. Neet27 May 2020 at 16:30

    Your clematis is beautiful, no wonder you love it - and the tulips are so pretty and like a rainbow in your home.
    But pride of place has to be the little figures, you really are a star - that is a lovely idea of yours. I started getting those Government parcels but stopped them - the tinned goods that came are all in the garage awaiting the first time Chas goes out (which will probably be July 1st when he takes me to the hospital for my pace check) when we will drop them at the food bank. We got them for three weeks so there was a fair amount we can donate. Afraid that is all I can offer at the moment but if I get some more cards done I will drop them at the hospital shop for nurses etc to pick up.
    Hugs, Neet 9. xx
    Hugs, Neet xx 9

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  13. Caro27 May 2020 at 19:15

    Your little figures are stunning - so adorable and just perfect for this time. We have a local collection for our foodbank so try and drop things off every week. Happy WOYWW. Stay safe my friend, and I hope you have a good week. With love & God Bless, Caro x (#4)

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  14. Felix the Crafty Cat27 May 2020 at 20:06

    Hi Jo. Your nurse mates are wonderful, well done. Loving the Clematis they are such beautiful flowers. Wishing you a lovely creative week and a happy woyww, Angela x19x

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  15. Tracey@Hotchpotchcreations27 May 2020 at 23:09

    Those nurse mates are really lovely Jo what a great idea regarding swaps for food bank tins and the rainbow needlecase is fabulous, you can never have too many in my opinion. Happy woyww hugs Tracey #16 x

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  16. Lanniesmum27 May 2020 at 23:47

    What a lovely needlecase-I love the applique. The little dolls are So cute and you are a really quick knitter to have made so many. Catriona

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  17. Lillianb28 May 2020 at 09:53

    Thank you for your visit and lovely comment

    I love the little knitted dolls they are so cute, and the rainbow is lovely

    its always nice to receive flowers, The clematis it really pretty

    Take care and stay safe,

    Lilian B #10

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  18. Julia Dunnit29 May 2020 at 08:05

    Oh how sweet your window display, a collective of care! Love the donation idea Jo, very thoughtful of you. What a great ‘souvenir’ of these strange times one of these Nurses will make. The Josephine clematis is a beauty, lovely big flowers, I like the fact that it sits like a bush rather than a rather leggy stem before climbing. I’m surprised you don’t see my needle case made by you on my desk more often, its a permanent feature. Actually ‘feature’ cant be right word can it...but it is there, filled with decorative headed pins and useful pointy things; bet your darning and mending needle will be so much easier to locate now that you just have to look for the rainbow!

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  19. Shoshi30 May 2020 at 00:33

    Your little nurses are just adorable, Jo! What a great idea, and doing good with the food bank too. Well done. Gorgeous garden and flower photos too.

    Happy belated WOYWW,
    Shoshi x #22

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