morning ladies 
The sun is trying to come out but I suspect we are going to have showers off and on today. I'm heading outside shortly to move more of the concrete. It's an ongoing saga but I have a five step plan to work my way through it. I'm currently at Step 1, move the concrete to build the new edging. Step 2, get rid of the concrete fill, Step 3, repeat Step 1 for the concrete where the lawn will be and where the already moved fill was put, Step 4, get rid of the concrete from Step 3 and finally Step 5, build the garden, prepare the ground for lawn and sow lawn seed. It's going to take a while but if I have a plan, I can work methodically and not be overwhelmed. Although I could start Step 5 and begin building the new part of the garden once the edging has been put in place 
Yesterday I began sewing my sister-in-law's quilted bag and today I am hoping to finish it. MrK has also finished making a gorgeous kauri box with a piece of paua inserted in the lid as a Christmas gift for the family member we are rostered on to buy for. The family roster works really well as we only have to buy for one person (in theory) in MrK's family. This year is a tad muddled as one sister-in-law is buying for the 'wrong' person and another is missing out. Can't have that and am sewing a quilted bag for her. I'll take a pic of the box before I wrap it and post a pic here. It's gorgeous, if I do say so myself.
Time is once again marching on, need to put washing on before I head outside. Who needs a gym when moving concrete lol.
happy crafting
The sun is trying to come out but I suspect we are going to have showers off and on today. I'm heading outside shortly to move more of the concrete. It's an ongoing saga but I have a five step plan to work my way through it. I'm currently at Step 1, move the concrete to build the new edging. Step 2, get rid of the concrete fill, Step 3, repeat Step 1 for the concrete where the lawn will be and where the already moved fill was put, Step 4, get rid of the concrete from Step 3 and finally Step 5, build the garden, prepare the ground for lawn and sow lawn seed. It's going to take a while but if I have a plan, I can work methodically and not be overwhelmed. Although I could start Step 5 and begin building the new part of the garden once the edging has been put in place Yesterday I began sewing my sister-in-law's quilted bag and today I am hoping to finish it. MrK has also finished making a gorgeous kauri box with a piece of paua inserted in the lid as a Christmas gift for the family member we are rostered on to buy for. The family roster works really well as we only have to buy for one person (in theory) in MrK's family. This year is a tad muddled as one sister-in-law is buying for the 'wrong' person and another is missing out. Can't have that and am sewing a quilted bag for her. I'll take a pic of the box before I wrap it and post a pic here. It's gorgeous, if I do say so myself.
Time is once again marching on, need to put washing on before I head outside. Who needs a gym when moving concrete lol.
happy crafting
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