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  • Making Friends With Your Sewing Machine: Troubleshooting

    Making Friends With Your Sewing Machine: Troubleshooting

    April 27, 2022June 24, 2025 Blog, Sewing Archives
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    if you’ve missed the previous posts in this mini series, Making Friends With Your Sewing Machine, you can find them here. In this mini series, Making Friends With Your Sewing Machine, we’ve covered what all the different bits of the sewing machine are, including some of the feet,…

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  • Taking Craft Bits on Holiday

    Taking Craft Bits on Holiday

    April 20, 2022June 24, 2025 Blog, Sewing Archives
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    I started writing this post about a week before we left to go on holiday, in the hope that it would help me to make a decision about taking craft bits on holiday. It did, but I didn’t finish the post! I’m now back from the holiday, and…

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  • Creativity and Using What You Know

    Creativity and Using What You Know

    March 17, 2022June 24, 2025 Blog, Sewing Archives
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    Where Does Creativity Come From? There’s an idea that creativity comes out of nowhere. Or maybe not nowhere, but certainly from somewhere outside of everything else. It’s the idea that, to be truly creative, you have to have lots of ideas that just or drop from heavens into…

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  • How to Make Fabric Flowers With a Clover Flower Maker

    How to Make Fabric Flowers With a Clover Flower Maker

    March 12, 2022June 24, 2025 Blog, Sewing Archives
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    This post contains affiliate links. Sometimes the best kind of project is a little thing you can work on for a few minutes, then put down again and come back to later. It can feel like a treat to have a little tray with some bits and pieces…

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  • Making Friends With Your Sewing Machine: Using the Buttonhole Foot

    Making Friends With Your Sewing Machine: Using the Buttonhole Foot

    February 25, 2022June 24, 2025 Blog, Sewing Archives
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    We’ve covered using a zip foot (the post is here if you missed it!), so in this post, I’m going to talk about using a buttonhole foot. Like zips, it’s very difficult to avoid ever needing to sew a buttonhole! Whether it’s sewing a shirt or a dress,…

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  • How to Sew a Warm Winter Dress

    How to Sew a Warm Winter Dress

    February 10, 2022June 24, 2025 Blog, Sewing Archives
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    Hopefully you’ve made your pattern pieces and you’re all ready to sew a warm winter dress! If you missed the previous post and you haven’t drafted the pattern yet, it’s here. Once you’ve got your pieces cut out, you can start assembling the dress. The order for sewing…

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It always amazes me how much one tiny patch of woo It always amazes me how much one tiny patch of woodland can change from one week to the next.

At the moment it is very green. The hawthorn is flowering, although it's now past its best, but it still smells gorgeous. The rowans are flowering too, and where the flowers are almost over, there are tiny little green berries already. Some of the leaves still have their springtime hints of gold or pink.

There are lots of birds, and I can hear little creatures rummaging around in the undergrowth, although they are hard to spot. There is traffic noise too (it's hard to escape it completely), but I can choose to acknowledge it and focus on the birds instead.

I love the woods, and because of this I am working on a new guide. I've called it Things to Make and Do in the Woods in Summer: A Guide for Creative People. It's a bit like The Wild Blossom Companion, but it includes some forest bathing style things as well as some creative invitations to do in the woods and later when you get home.

I will share more about it when it is ready (it almost is). In the meantime, there is a free version of the Wild Blossom Companion if you fancy taking a look. The link is in my bio ๐ŸŒฟ๐ŸŒฑ๐ŸŒธ

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Remember making butterfly pictures as a child? The Remember making butterfly pictures as a child? The ones I made the other week looked like flowers.

So I made them look more like flowers with a pen!

There's really no right or wrong way. Just draw what you can see in the shapes ๐Ÿ’–๐ŸŒธ

#creativelife #wildblossomlife #creativeinvitations #reflections #flowers
Whoever it was who said that blue and green should Whoever it was who said that blue and green should not be seen unless there's something in between must never have looked up and seen green leaves against a blue sky ๐ŸŒฟ๐ŸŒž๐Ÿ’–

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After I made the colour schemes for April, I had a After I made the colour schemes for April, I had a look back at the ones I made for March. One of the March colour schemes was actually very similar to an April one.

It probably says quite a lot about which colours I like at the moment!

And it stands to reason that at a time of year when there is a lot of blossom, colour palettes are going to be similar. I don't think I could choose between them, it would be like choosing a favourite child! But I think it is interesting that the April one is definitely warmer, reflecting how spring changes from March to April in longer days and warmer weather.

If I think to, I might look for similar colours in May too, and make another colour scheme to compare with the others ๐ŸŒธ๐ŸŒฑ๐ŸŒฟ

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