You will never know what a relief it was when six, yes six!!, fabulous crafty people turned up to the first craft academy in the Scarborough shop, thanks guys! we cracked on almost immediately and everyone went home with three different projects they had completed in two hours, phew! it was a marathon but really enjoyable and everyone seemed pleased so hope they all come back next month! This pic is of the vintage teaset that Victoria got me for christmas that I was saving to use at the craft academy but forgot to take!! der! instead we had to sip tea out of our embarrassing stock of shop mismatched mugs mostly freebies from viking direct! never mind we'll have the whole vintage tea experience next time.
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I grew a bunch of bulbs inside too. But not because of squirrel problems, but because we are still in the dead of winter and we won't see any Spring flowers until April or May. I just couldn't wait that long.
p.s. "The Red House" book is about a young couple living in a tiny "bandbox" in London at the beginning of the Edwardian period and they inherit a large estate and Red House in the country. It's really lovely.
congratulations on the success of your craft academy, that's great for a first day attendance! haha, the bit about the squirrels made me laugh, sounds like you're winning the battle! x
LOL...Squirrels that made me laugh out loud out smart them you have ;-) Congratulations on your first session in the craft academy sounds like great fun, enjoy your week, dee x
I keep meaning to do bowls of bulbs like grape hyacinths but always forget until it's too late. Story of my life really. Your parcel is in the post by the way.
Gillx
Congrats on the craft academy, fingers crossed that by word of mouth it will grow and grow. Hehe at the squirrels x
I love a bowl full of bulbs! They look so cheery (is that even a word?) Glad things went well at the craft academy! Take care
Nancy
it must be lovely to have bulbs in your house! i think i need to get ready for spring myself!
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