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  • How To Make a Waterproof Drawstring Bag

    How To Make a Waterproof Drawstring Bag

    January 13, 2023June 24, 2025 Blog, Sewing Archives
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    It’s nice to have a reason to make things, and this waterproof drawstring bag is one of those kind of projects. Having a word for the year was a thing a few years ago, and although it can seem as much as of a cliche as New Year’s…

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  • Thoughts on January

    Thoughts on January

    January 5, 2023June 24, 2025 Blog, Nature and Seasons, Thoughts and Reflections
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    For many of us, including those of us who quite like winter, January can be a challenge. I like the rawness of New Year’s Day, the way it feels like the first page in a new diary, full of possibilities and with no mistakes in it, but after…

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  • Polka Dot Purse Tutorial

    Polka Dot Purse Tutorial

    November 6, 2022June 24, 2025 Blog, Sewing Archives
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    My poor old purse has finally breathed its last. While I was looking at its dirty, fraying self the other day, I realised that it had done its job for 4 1/2 years. My boys were all still at school when I made it, and I remember a…

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  • Sewing With Knits: An Introduction

    Sewing With Knits: An Introduction

    September 29, 2022June 24, 2025 Blog, Sewing Archives
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    When you’re new to sewing, you usually start with cotton fabric, and for good reasons. As well as there being a huge range of colours and prints, it washes and wears well, and it’s easy to sew with. Cotton holds its shape and it’s not slinky, so it…

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  • Autumn Embroidery Hoop Design

    Autumn Embroidery Hoop Design

    September 24, 2022June 24, 2025 Blog, Gentle Projects, Nature and Seasons
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    At the moment I have rather a lot of unfinished projects. There’s the flower dress I’ve started. Most of the bits are cut out, and I want to get them all cut out otherwise I’ll forget and then I’ll be an a hopeless muddle when I go back…

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  • Why Do We Feel Sad When Someone We Didn’t Know Dies?

    Why Do We Feel Sad When Someone We Didn’t Know Dies?

    September 18, 2022June 24, 2025 Blog, Thoughts and Reflections
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    On Thursday 8th September, Her Majesty the Queen passed away peacefully at Balmoral. She had been Queen for 70 years, making her the UK’s longest reigning monarch. Her reign was even longer than that of Queen Victoria’s, which lasted for 63 years. Lots of people have been affected…

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February is not really one thing or the other, and February is not really one thing or the other, and both at the same time. There are signs of spring everywhere. Early blossom is appearing and the hedgerows are waking up. The other day, I saw buds on a magnolia tree in somebody's garden, green and fuzzy and huge. 

When I took these photos, it had snowed earlier in the day. Signs of spring among reminders that it is still winter. 

We forget that we are part of nature. We have cycles and seasons. If February has anything to say to us, it is that it is fine to be several things at once, or not quite one or the other. Everything will work itself out in its own time. 🌸💮🌱❄️

#february #winterandspringinoneday #wildblossomlife #norfolk #bothatthesametime
More experiments with a gelli plate. I especially More experiments with a gelli plate. I especially like green and yellow because it reminds of sunlight shining through trees.

#creativelife #wildblossomlife #gelliprint #greenandyellow #inspiredbynature
Creative invitations for February, on the theme of Creative invitations for February, on the theme of thresholds:

Spot thresholds and make a written or mental list 

Make something woven to symbolise February as a gate between winter and spring

Notice things that feel undecided or in between, both objects and impressions. You might like to explore them in a collage

Begin something with no intention of finishing it

#creativelife #wildblossomlife #february #creativeinvitations #inspiredbynature
February is the doorway between winter and spring February is the doorway between winter and spring 💚🤍🌱❄️

The days stay light a little bit longer. Twigs are tipped with buds, and the green swords if daffodils are cutting through the cold ground. Even when it is cold, there is sometimes a hint of spring in the air, and the promise of green things waiting.

#creativelife #wildblossomlife #february #norfolkfens #nearlyspring🌸
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