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A Jelly Roll Quilt of Blogging Friendship
Once upon a time, way back in 2013, one Jelly Roll began it’s transformation into a very special quilt.
The start of the story was easy – each Jelly Roll was cut into trapezoids which were in turn sewn together to make a friendship braid. The design was based on a friendship braid from one of Pam and Nicky Lintott’s Jelly Roll books. The braids flew together so quickly – I totally loved Jenn Ski’s 50s and 60s Mod Century fabrics and their vibrant and zingy effect that couldn’t fail to warm you up even on the coldest winter day.
It was once the braids were finished that the friendship quilt really began to live up to its name as its design became influenced and guided by our beautiful blogging community. Continue reading
Christmas Crochet Wreath – quick and easy
Hello my lovelies, if you are regular follower of Lucy’s work over at Attic 24, you may of recently seen her beautiful autumn wreath.
With last years Christmas wreath now clad with flowers and framing the kitchen clock, my intention was to create a Lucy’s special to accompany the snowflake crochet chandelier.
Alas, with time running out and a quilt yet to finish I have made a quick and easy Christmas crochet wreath alternative. Continue reading
The 3 R’s of Vintage – Rescue, Revive and Relove!
I’m currently celebrating the 3 R’s of Vintage – Rescue, Revive and Relove.
My first 3 R celebration is my finished Entrelac jumper (you may remember it from an October’s Entrelac Knitting post)!
Countdown to Christmas: Advent Calendar Review
I’m so excited – my first review! I have just received this fabulous Buttonbag Christmas Advent Calendar from John Lewis – I can’t wait to show you what’s inside.
Buttonbag’s make-your-own Christmas Advent Calendar kit is great for beginners as it contains everything you need and can easily be made in a few hours. You don’t need a sewing machine either – which is a pretty handy thing as I’m without electricity as my circuit breaker is being repaired!
In the kit are: Continue reading
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