Woolly Wednesday

Yep Woolly Wednesday is coming around again. Lots of half term activites like my woolly Dahlias. Come and join us at the Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton East Devon 10.30-12.00 on the 26th, more info at info@thelmahulbert.com Also the Amazing Cleo Mussi mosaic exhibition is still on until November and well worth seeing. Ok folks have a great weekend.

My sheddy extension.

Down the allotment again, have finished of the varanda it's definatley green, I have used just recycled materials. It's not glamorous in any way. It's more shabby shack, but i love it, my favourite place to be.

Someone fell asleep in the shed.

Making hats for little people and big.

I'm making my hats for little people now as well as big. I sell the hats in the lovely Susie Cole shop in Lyme Regis, Dorset.

Pumpkin Time

Pumpkin time down the allotment.

Finished doll

This doll I've called Mrs Sylvia Sparrow, bit of a fiddly one to make, but I love her all the same. Where is Sylvia going? To market me thinks.

A girly night in with Pearl

If Pearl and I happened on a girly night on our own, we may well pick from these DVDS.

New book Of Vintage Flowers

This book is called 'Vintage Flowers' by Vic Brotherson . It is gorgeous and reminds me of one of my favourite blogs 'Sarah Jane Down the Lane'. The informal flower arranging is a visual feast. Its £25, but if you are lucky and canny it's £4.99 in The Works at the moment.

Letting go of the old to make way for new finds.

This is my Autumn/winter coat and bag I've loved for many a cold season, but now fancy a change. So I've just mastered putting it on Ebay making way for a new one to appear. The coat is lovely muted heather colours and 100% welsh wool. Ive listed them for 5 days if anyone's interested.

Acorns and Tanktops.

Beech Nut Broach

Pearl and I have been collecting beech nut cases, to make these broaches like the ones made in the 1940s, I've seen. Use nail polish as paint and floristry wire and tape to hold them together. Add a little wool if you like, it helps when sliding a saftey pin on the back. see gals we can be green and glamourous!
Have fun making and wearing them . Ps love to see a photo of yours.

Just one more knitted acorn

Just one more woolly acorn badge, I can't stop, I'm part human part squirrel this time of year.

Ive finished my Blackberry Headdress

This post is for Tasha, who's also modelling my Autumn headdress and Emma who work so hard at the lovely Otterton Mill Gallery, East Devon. Thank you for displaying my work so thoughtfully and being patient when I'm late giving you new work. Thanks girls.

Woolly Dandelions

Thank you everyone who came to woolly Wednesday.I did get a bit excited showing folk how to do my flowers made on a fork.
Hope to see you all next time.