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Thursday Journal with Neet - This week the words are 'The man who says it can't be done. Should not interrupt the woman doing it' Tina was married, her friend Lilly was not. Lilly d...
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Final - Dear Blog friends far and near, After goodness knows how many years of doing this blog I have finally decided to call it a day. As you know I am on 'E...8 months ago
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Still here, still painting - Once again I am wondering whether this blog has run its course. Every time I write a post I think I must do this more regularly but then I forget all abo...
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It means something to me.... - Vienna! (Very ...And now even more..belated post and the photos and memories are now tangled so please excuse ) We Decided to have little break in June a...
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Vignettes Week 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51 - catching up before the end of 2019 - Vignette Week 45 - Stonehaven Vignette Week 46 - Texture Vignette Week 47 - Trees in the stone haven Vignette Week 48 - 51 years Vignette...
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Testing - I’ve just bought a new app to enable me to post to my Blogger account using my iPad. Conwy estuary at sunset. Testing another quick image of the estuary....
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Easton Walled Garden - We are having the most unseasonal weather this February and today saw us visiting Easton Walled Garden for their annual Snowdrop week. The day has been be...
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ON-LINE WORKSHOP - At last I have an on-line workshop I was so happy to be invited to teach for 21 Secrets again. *Paper, Glue, Scissors* *There are 21 teachers and 21 diff...
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New Books - via Instagram I wouldn't be me if I didn't come home from a show without a couple of books, but I have only just realised how funny the combination of tit...6 years ago
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A basketful of treasure at Hibernation Time - HUGE SKIES full of light and dark and wintering and wondering crown the granite tors of Dartmoor this November, as the mists creep in; and I return here...
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Be filled with Wonder and Peace.....and Cosiness - I hope you're managing to embrace this change of season. I'm so much better at accepting the end of summer than I used to be. I'm learning to love Autumn a...
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Motor Cars, Grey Hairs and Geese - Good Evening readers of the local events in Trebollocks. It's been an interesting time, I've been absent for a long sabbatical to follow my passion for...
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Colour in the garden - My pot plants are showing plenty of colour and really brightening up the winter garden. Yes, the cool weather has finally arrived, but the days are sunny...
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The trails and tribulations of learning my Brother Scan-N-Cut - It is hard to believe it has been nearly 12 months since I last posted, but life got in the way and didn't leave much time or energy for creating, which ...
9 years ago -
A Little Bit of Displacement - This is a bit of a tutorial on Displacement Maps - and yes, we've been here before. The reason I'm revisiting the subject is because I have just posted t...
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Rare Bird Ltd – Gone,But Not Gone! - Last night my Rare Bird Ltd website ceased taking retail orders. For any of you waiting for your order, please be patient, there are quite a few to dispat...
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Still Stash Busting................... - *Three afternoons work making vintage bunting for the caravan , for the inside not out in our inclement weather, I think most time was taken up deciding ...
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First quilt done! - I have finally finished my first quilt. It probably wasn't the easiest project to choose as a starter but it was a fabulous learning curve and even thoug...
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Congratulations to the lady upholsterer - Our youngest daughter Nicola has just come back from an intense professional upholstery course and we couldn't believe the transformation that she achie...
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Essex Silk Painters - Spent a lovely day in Toot Hill yesterday teaching a workshop to a very talented group - Essex Silk Painters. Some really wonderful work was produced as alw...
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Still Here- just! - This is just a quick post to say that I haven't abandoned the blogworld. The last few months have been quite fraught with family and health problems and be...10 years ago
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I've Finished Something - I hope you are sitting down because I would hate to be the cause of someone injuring themselves when the faint with shock. Now as you can see I have been ...
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September's Wake-Up Call..... - Hello! The Summer we've just had has been luxurious! Long, dry days with sparkling, balmy nights. It's been heavenly - so many beautiful sights to ali...
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My neckst blog post - or is it my previous one? - This evening there was the most nexquisite sunset. I was out for an after-dinner stroll across the Neckmoors, thinking how wonderful it is that no matte...
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Sprouts on the Woodland Floor - I very much liked the foundation of scraps for this wild flower piece. I have a lot of colors of tulle to select one to hold all these bits and pieces toge...
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Magical beings - Last year I took an online workshop with Jane Davenport in Australia - who teaches mixedmedia art. (janedavenport.ning.com) This particular Workshop wa...
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Oops! - Well. . . . . I don't know how I've done it, but I've managed to do something very silly (not unusual!) I recently re-directed any readers of my blog to a n...14 years ago
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Most Recent Pieces - The latest pieces created in the last few days. Most of my bags so far have been based on drawings and artwork developed from a range of sources of inspira...
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About Me
- Heather
- Aged 76, married 57 years! 5 children, 9 grandchildren, 5 great-grandchildren. Textile artist, gardener, chocaholic, book lover and untidy person.
5 comments:
So cute and such fun to watch!!
LOL - silly dog!
That brought a smile to my face Heather. Years ago I had a beautiful Springer who did the same with Bonios behind the chair. Unfortunately I didn't find them until carpet beetles had used them as a nursery (my furniture moving for hoovering skills weren't any better then either!)
Great Heather. You provide them with a nice comfortable spot and they go on like that until they are lying on a crumpled bumpled heap.
How funny. I love dogs.
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