Wow - has it nearly been a whole month since I last posted. In between being ill and trying to catch up the weeks have flown by - though I have managed a few things.
My son and his girlfriend put up the christmas tree, used everything from last year though I still want to make a couple of decorations, hopefully I will get the time.
Attended a couple of social crafting sessions, took my Uganda brooches along to finish off. Met a couple of people who do their own spinning, in awe of them, must take a lot of strength and patience.
Helped out with a few hours at the local charity christmas card event - where they sell cards etc for different charities. This is done all around England.
My friend who helps with the Uganda project had her own craft stall yesterday, so kept her company most of the time.
Will take photos of my Uganda project stuff today when daylight comes and will update whats been completed with some photos.
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Sunday, 11 December 2011
Wednesday, 16 November 2011
Uganda project
I am so busy sorting out the Uganda suitcases. I have a date for end of January for the suitcases to be picked up ready for taking out. Though I dont want it hanging over Christmas, so trying to sort it out now.
I am so pleased that people from freecycle have helped by giving stuff when they have clear outs.
At the moment I have packed one suitcase, filled with all sorts of school resources - these include folders, protective paper sleeves, staplers, solar calculators, colouring pens, pencils, block paints, the list goes on.
I am still making up the craft packs which will go in the second suitcase along with some ankle length skirts.
I have a long list of things to get done, it seems a bit overwhelming. Trying to take it a bit at a time as my health has not been too good recently.
I am hoping to photograph some of the packs before they go, and will hopefully post them here.
I am so pleased that people from freecycle have helped by giving stuff when they have clear outs.
At the moment I have packed one suitcase, filled with all sorts of school resources - these include folders, protective paper sleeves, staplers, solar calculators, colouring pens, pencils, block paints, the list goes on.
I am still making up the craft packs which will go in the second suitcase along with some ankle length skirts.
I have a long list of things to get done, it seems a bit overwhelming. Trying to take it a bit at a time as my health has not been too good recently.
I am hoping to photograph some of the packs before they go, and will hopefully post them here.
Sunday, 6 November 2011
Milk Jug Decorative Window Crafts | Alphamom
Milk Jug Decorative Window Crafts | Alphamom
Wow - these butterflies from milk bottles are brilliant, hopefully get round this week to try some and take photos.
Wow - these butterflies from milk bottles are brilliant, hopefully get round this week to try some and take photos.
Friday, 4 November 2011
Tuesday, 1 November 2011
Cute christmas ornaments
This will definately fit in with my handmade recycled christmas decor. I intend to make these with either used wrapping paper or if thats not thick enough used greetings cards. I will post once Ive made them.
Celebrate Life: 12 Days of Christmas: Day 11
Celebrate Life: 12 Days of Christmas: Day 11
Sunday, 30 October 2011
Button cufflinks, fantastic!!
These are fantastic for button lovers. You must go and see them and maybe make some.
Make cufflinks for any occasion | The Craft Blog
Make cufflinks for any occasion | The Craft Blog
Make a quick ‘n’ easy Halloween bunting | The Craft Blog
Quick and easy addition to halloween treat bags for the younger kids.
Make a quick ‘n’ easy Halloween bunting | The Craft Blog
Instead of making it with long strips of crepe.
Fold A4 paper so that you have halloween strips. You get a few strips out of it.
Orange for pumpkins, white for ghosts or mummies, green for frankensteins etc
Cut out main shape and leave the faces for the children to draw on.
Love to see your designs.
Make a quick ‘n’ easy Halloween bunting | The Craft Blog
Instead of making it with long strips of crepe.
Fold A4 paper so that you have halloween strips. You get a few strips out of it.
Orange for pumpkins, white for ghosts or mummies, green for frankensteins etc
Cut out main shape and leave the faces for the children to draw on.
Love to see your designs.
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