I have finally taken the plunge and started a blog! I will endeavour to post regularly with interesting stuff but....
I will talk about the crafts I make/have an attempt at anyway! I am seriously behind in my paper crafting this year - I usually aim to make six Christmas cards a month - starting in January - so far - not one made!
Ok, I have popped over and will follow you too.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to blogger! If you need any help with anything just ask :)
ReplyDeleteKaty
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Well done on starting your blog :)
ReplyDeleteI know you will soon have lots of followers as your sewing is lovely :)
Sue x
Great, I love it. I love crafts and its so inspiring looking at the things other people are doing.
ReplyDeletelook forward to reading your posts.
Briony
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Welcome to blog land!
ReplyDeleteHaha....when can we expect the next post?
ReplyDeleteGo on...you know you can do it :-)
Thanks for the comments on mine.
Sue xx
Our New Life in the Country
Well well, you left a brilliant comment on my blog, how about posting a follow up at length, it is a subject that has an impact on most areas now. I am fortunate that I have never had to live on benefits but my younger sister did, she had four small children and her husband had a nasty accident, not his fault. It meant that he would never work again, after a 3 year fight for compensation the government took most of it to pay back benefits.
ReplyDeleteRightho! What happened to the rest of your blog?? Come on, put some more posts up! And thanks for visiting mine.
ReplyDeleteI hope the tutorial was helpful, I recommend that you have a look at Bonnie Hunters blog Quiltville and click on her cam quilt. This will bring you up a list of recordings and there is one that shows her way, they are all worth a visit.
ReplyDeleteHi you left a message asking about my subscription pattern club?...I need you e mail address to answer you with all the info. If you mail me my e mail is of the site and I can send you the information about the club.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sue x