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[kiwimade64]

morning ladies More rain, no surprises there! I will admit though, our lawn has never looked so good for this time of the year. And the rain has saved me hours of watering.

It's an early start for me thanks to the humidity and mozzies. And a grumpy dog growling as I've been tossing and turning. I need to buy some more of those insect repellant plug ins.

Good to hear your granddaughter is doing well, mica. No doubt she will love the fuss and treats from you all.

I'm thinking wine and chocolate as your treats after you have your hip done OHH. Maybe you could leave hints around your village

Good point about the strength of the thread, mica. There are a few of the old wooden reels and some on the older plastic ones. I'll use them for tacking designs and design placement on the fabric. Then strength won't be needed.

Today's challenge will be to move the fig tree (it's in a pot). But before that can be done, I need to move a wooden trough MrK built so the fig tree can go in its place. Once the fig has been moved, I can trim up the lemon tree. It's one of those days where you have to do a few things first before you get to the end game. The trough is going out in the garden against the fence under a maple tree. The bluebells are going to be moved into it so the hostas can spread under the tree. I'm slowly putting the spring bulbs into pots so garden space is freed up. It's either that or extend the garden lol.

Not much has been happening craft wise although I have had an idea for a quilt using a piece of embroidery I have stashed away. I'll nut it out on paper and see what I think. But in my head it looks pretty lol. I've had to juggle things around in my sewing cupboard, but with some organising, everything fits.

Happy crafting