I was in the Works in Oxford yesterday and came across the book on the left, I was so pleased!You see I have borrowed this book from the library on 3 occasions and I've paid about a fiver in fines for having it so long!I'm so excited to have my own copy as I'm halfway through a project in the book.Anyway it was only £2.99, what a bargain!
I don't think I've shown you my lovely fabric from the boot which I have made a runner from.My friend found it for me for a £1, she knows my style so well
My family think I'm mad as I place it on the dining room table, but I won't let them put stuff on it, well not stuff like sauce bottles or cups that leave coffee stains!
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Hi love your chandelier below. Dunelm mill is great I bought my oil cloth there for a fraction of the price of cath kidston (in the polka dot). Its a great shop I get quite excited when visiting there!. Love your makes too. xxDom
Hello! Than you for visiting!
Your runner is just fab!
Monica.
Hi,
Thanks for visiting my blog and leaving me a comment. First off, I love your header with the roses, scrumptious! Yes, yes, learn to crochet, it seems everyone wants to learn and I don't blame them! There is an old lady in my class who knits and she says she also finds crochet a bit weird, she is so used to having two things (ie. needles) in her hands. I'm sure you'll manage it no problem - and then there'll be loads more books you want to buy!!
Hen x
HI, love your runner it's very pretty and the book well what a bargain. That's one thing I miss being able to pop into a bookshop.
Nickyx
P.S. I LOVE Oxford! I'll post about it soon.
Monica.
hi there my sister brought me embroidered treasures about a week ago its a great book l want the other one soon and l do love your runner happy sewing
hi there my sister brought me embroidered treasures about a week ago its a great book l want the other one soon and l do love your runner happy sewing
Hi there thanks for stopping by its nice to meet you I have just been looking at your shop you are ery clever and very busy, well as Arnie would say I will be back
by for now Pat
Hi again, Rachel!
My re-done chairs are a real labour of love! I'll show all the passages involved in one of my posts. It took me about 2 months each to have them redone (from removing all that's old, to painting them and re-upholstering). The last one is bigger, so thousands of nails to be removed- only for that, about 3 months- it is VERY TIRING a work (and I have other to do, too!)!!
Hope to be able to work a bit on it during next months.
Have a great week,
Monica.
ohhh - lovely to have you back x
Happy New Year :)
t x
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