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Crafty Mamas get together

by Kelly 12 Comments

There were only a few of us but we had a great day. We met at Nat’s quaint and lovely home where she has an upstairs room devoted to sewing (yes, we were jealous!)
Above you can see Nat and Claire hard at work on their dolls.
Zofia and I marvelled at Nat’s beautiful sewing machine- computerized and so quiet and smooth.
Nat took to doll making like a duck to water.
Claire made a doll for her eagerly awaiting daughter.
We all determined it was a lot of fun and something to definitely do again.
Many thanks to Paul for his enthusiastic help with the children, he did a brilliant job.

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Ooh, wow, thanks!

by Kelly 1 Comment

99 followers, how cool is that?! I wonder who number 100 will be?…

Thanks for following!

I’ll be back with photos of tomorrow’s Crafty Mamas get together. I’m also running a series of interviews with crafty women in business – very exciting, so stay tuned!

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It’s terrible, so terrible!!!

by Kelly 3 Comments

No, not this – this is wonderful! Carolyn sent me these goodies as part of the CraftyMama’s swap. Thank you Carolyn, I love it.
Now for the terrrible, terrible news (waits for hushed silence..) My washing machine, my long time friend and ally has given up on me. I’ll admit that as my family has grown, so has the work load, but this is totally uncalled for. The words “newer”, “bigger” and especially “better” have been floating around. The handwashing was a novelty for a short time, I imagined my ancestors toiling in a similar way (except they had to heat their water too!) and I even turned it into a game for the children (I swear Dame Washalot had an awful existence!) but after an hour my back was aching and I started to feel my time could be better spent. I’ve already started perusing the catalogues for a replacement (accompanied by the gasps of horror from my son when he sees the prices).

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