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My Blog List
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Thursday journal with Neet - The words this week for the last of my entries for Matilde's theme of People on Art Journal Journey is 'If we can put one man on the moon, why can't we ...
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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...11 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...7 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 ...
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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.
2 comments:
What a mistaka to maka! I should of course have said Blogger! Retires sheepishly with egg on face. It's the thought that counts.
Your wishes are appreciated! Thank you for your lovely blog. May you have a peaceful and happy Christmas!
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