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aren’t all the titles of my posts recently awful, nothing interesting at all! and maybe that is the problem, nothing of interest is happening, well not involving anything I’m making.
Over the weekend I made a new piece of felt, which I will be working on, I will try to take a photo before I start, because it is a nice piece just as a piece of felt, but the lighting here now is so dull, I think we are due for some rain.
This week, is going to be hard to fit time in to do much on my stuff, especially as I need to complete Valentines Cards. My lovely husband is going into hospital to have a minor op on Wednesday, and the children have an INSET day on Friday, and one was off ill today, so even though we have not even reached the end of Monday I see time slipping away!
Also as this is a very wordy post ! I thought I would point out the blogs I visit regularly, and ponder on this, how often do you/should you post on your blog, or am I trying to hard?
Treefall, I rediscovered Manda, and very pleased I have too
Molly Chicken, maybe Lynn can post some of her imagination to me, please!?
Domesticali, day to day crafting and being a mummy, Ali makes it seem so easy!
Little Cotton Rabbits, Julie is a knitting whirlwind, and I’m very proud to own one of her wonderful creations
Irish Craftworker Good Life, Rebecca is a wonder with felt and making her house all eco stuff, from solar panels to growing her own veg, can I live with you?!
I have just realised that all of the above are based in the UK and Ireland, and I have to admit I really like that. I like and appreciate the fact that so many talented people, who also happen to be mothers and organisers of the house live here. And, before I go any further that is not a slight against anyone who lives outside these fair islands, more than I’m pleased that so many people in this country are so talented, have a dug myself a hole????
Maybe if the light improves I will post a felt photo later, lets hope it perks up, or I may post about our Book we are reading this month, now that will depress you!
Also there are lots of questions in this post, does anyone have any answers????
22nd January 2007 @ 10:02 pm
Gosh what fun I am having finding all of your blogs. I found you through Julie at Little Cotton Rabbits when I was searching for a green rabbit for my daughter. She is obsessed with rabbits and only wanted a green one from Father Christmas. Sadly Julie was unable to produce one in timebut she has nearly made one now and I am so excitedat the thought of owning one. I would love to be creative like you, Julie, dometicali and flibertygibbet but am struggling under the endless bookwork from my husband’s garage! Ugh to the VAT return! Still, I do get a lot of vicarious pleasure from your activities. Keep it up please!
23rd January 2007 @ 10:58 pm
Sounds like you’ve got a busy week. Good luck to John for tomorrow, hope all goes well. Thanks for the mention. I too love that we have a great creative community going here – I think it’s because we’re a bit behind in terms of catching on to blogging and so the USA and Australian bloggers are more seasoned and connected than we are. Anyway it’s great that there seems to be more and more UK and Irish bloggers joining in every day. The question of how often to blog is one that’s been on my mind a lot. Some days I do more blogging than knitting!!! it’s very compelling but can take up a lot of time. I guess like everything it’s a question of balance. I plan to post at least once a week but sometimes it’s hard to think of anything interesting to say – bit like now – I’m rambling on!! Anyway, have a good week, hope you get some time for you 🙂
24th January 2007 @ 12:08 am
Can’t wait to see what your felt piece looks like. Sorry I haven’t visited lately, combination of flu and storms blowing down our phone lines! x