11-11-2022, 06:17 AM
morning ladies 
We had some massive southerlies yesterday and last evening and now we're in for a couple of days of rain. No complaints here though about the rain. Am glad I stripped the bed yesterday and got sheets washed and dried.
Well done on the jeans, popeye!
Housework for me today and then I can have a tutu with some sewing and/or the quail. I had to buy some #10 needles for the quail yesterday as the pattern down his neck is tiny. I'm going to feel all thumbs using them.
MrK has finished the small jewellery box he made for his sister as a Christmas present. It's gorgeous and once I've uploaded the photos, I'll post it here so you can see. He does a fabulous job making this sort of thing.
He also made me some chicken wire cylinders to put over the baby plants to protect them from the rabbits. Once they have grown bigger, they can take a bit of nibbling but I'm sick of my dahlias barely breaking the ground to be chewed back.
My day was made yesterday when I spotted the double apricot begonia had popped through the soil in its pot. I had replaced recently half the soil with new compost and was worried it had been disturbed too much. It has been moved out of rabbit reach and am looking forward to seeing it flower
Happy crafting
We had some massive southerlies yesterday and last evening and now we're in for a couple of days of rain. No complaints here though about the rain. Am glad I stripped the bed yesterday and got sheets washed and dried.Well done on the jeans, popeye!
Housework for me today and then I can have a tutu with some sewing and/or the quail. I had to buy some #10 needles for the quail yesterday as the pattern down his neck is tiny. I'm going to feel all thumbs using them.
MrK has finished the small jewellery box he made for his sister as a Christmas present. It's gorgeous and once I've uploaded the photos, I'll post it here so you can see. He does a fabulous job making this sort of thing.
He also made me some chicken wire cylinders to put over the baby plants to protect them from the rabbits. Once they have grown bigger, they can take a bit of nibbling but I'm sick of my dahlias barely breaking the ground to be chewed back.
My day was made yesterday when I spotted the double apricot begonia had popped through the soil in its pot. I had replaced recently half the soil with new compost and was worried it had been disturbed too much. It has been moved out of rabbit reach and am looking forward to seeing it flower
Happy crafting
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