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Monday, December 26, 2011
Seasons Greetings
Hope eveyone had a wonderful Christmas Day with family and friends, and here's to 2012 - may it be happy and healthy :)
Friday, December 23, 2011
Look! It's not a leotard!
13 - yes thirteen - months since I last had a cross stitch finish (it pays to actually DO some stitching of course) here's the one and only for this year:
It also helps that it was a little one :)
M Designs "Love Tree", over one on 22ct hardanger using Chameleon threads "olive"; for a friend's annual Christmas gift. Here's to 2012 Rachel!
Thursday, December 8, 2011
From the archives...
Well, from the depths of the drawer in my doll cabinet actually, where she had been hiding for over 10 years.
A visit to the dolls hospital, a new knitted vest (thank you Grandma!) and a new outfit later (slightly modified vintage Simplicity doll pattern), she has a new lease on life.
She's a UK made Pedigree hard plastic doll circa early 1950s. She was given to my sister when Liz was very little (Grandma can't remember who by) and travelled out when my family emigrated here in the mid 1960s. Unlike all the other similar vintage Pedigree dolls I found on the internet, this one isn't a "walker" and doesn't have a voice mechanism. Those are sleep eyes though, as they should be.
My girls are quite taken with her. I wonder if Liz will want her back?
A visit to the dolls hospital, a new knitted vest (thank you Grandma!) and a new outfit later (slightly modified vintage Simplicity doll pattern), she has a new lease on life.
She's a UK made Pedigree hard plastic doll circa early 1950s. She was given to my sister when Liz was very little (Grandma can't remember who by) and travelled out when my family emigrated here in the mid 1960s. Unlike all the other similar vintage Pedigree dolls I found on the internet, this one isn't a "walker" and doesn't have a voice mechanism. Those are sleep eyes though, as they should be.
My girls are quite taken with her. I wonder if Liz will want her back?
Daisy Chain
Found these photos while uploading others...
One of our neighbours had a wonderful crop of daisies, and Tink spent a lovely afternoon in the sun about two months ago making this very long daisy chain.
It was for Jess, she said.
So it stayed in the lounge until Jess got home to admire it.
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