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our meadow | sazmakes

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I like to make things. And for the first time, the apple tree we planted after Charlie died is covered in little fruits. I can’t find many more words about that today, but seeing Alana’s little clothes hanging from the line beside his tree is a little bittersweet. Ramblings on a monday ». 3 thoughts on “ our meadow. June 30, 2015 at 4:05 pm. July 1, 2015 at 6:52 pm. July 2, 2015 at 2:05 am. Thanks for this blog post. I think anyone can appreciate how that sight would be emotional. Enter your comment here.

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the post | sazmakes

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I like to make things. Wow It’s been a while. When you struggle to even login to your own blog and when you do, everything looks different, you know its definitely been a while. I miss writing here. Instagram has taken pretty much taken over but I’d love to appear back here more too, we’ll see. And see if that helps. On her little face. I walked her over to the henhouse and she bent over to stroke them as they fed. She was so gentle (and unlike the way she is with people often! Early mornings ». Happy sp...

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Itinerary 2013 | The places we go

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The places we go. The Places We’ve Been Before. This is where we went! July: Depart Australia and arrive in Singapore for five nights then into Malaysia. Johor Bahru – Melaka – Kuala Lumpur – Ipoh – Penang. August: Southern Thailand and Dave’s brother’s wedding on Koh Phangan. Bangkok – Sisaket. September: A one month homestay and volunteer English teaching placement at a school in Sisaket province, near the Cambodian and Laos borders. Arrive back in Australia. Share on Facebook (Opens in new window).

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What does making mean to you? – from the big chair

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From the big chair. What does making mean to you? March 16, 2016. I’ve been taking part in A Playful Day’s The Maker’s Year. After one of my friends highlighted it on Twitter. I was looking for something to help me think a bit more about my making, and to do some more of it, and this fit the bill! I’m even writing my first blog post for the first time in ages. This month, we’ve been asked what does making mean to you? Took off and I got much more into knitting. I bought a cheap sewing machine from Te...

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Our Christmas book collection – from the big chair

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From the big chair. Our Christmas book collection. December 17, 2015. Alfie’s Christmas by Shirley Hughes. Lucy and Tom at Christmas by Shirley Hughes. Mog’s Christmas Calamity by Judith Kerr. Refuge by Anne Booth and Sam Usher. The Jolly Christmas Postman by Janet and Allan Ahlberg. Christmas in Exeter Street by Diana Hendry. Snow by Walter de la Mare. The Bear by Raymond Briggs. The Snowman by Raymond Briggs. The Night Before Christmas by Clement C Moore and Eric Puybaret. Dear Santa by Rod Campbell.

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Domestic Witterings: January 2013

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Stories about the things I do, make and think. View my complete profile. Monday, 28 January 2013. A Portrait of My Child, Once a week, every week in 2013: 3/52 and 4/52. Gosh, where does the time go. I have half a dozen half-written blog posts but nothing to show you. I'm also a little behind with the lovely portrait project but as that is the st easily fixed, I thought I'd tackle that first. So, 3/52 - there was really only one story in our household in the third week of the year: SNOW! And it all seems...

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A Picturebook a week: Lucy and Tom at the Seaside | Library Mice

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A Picturebook A Week. Get all the posts directly in your inbox. Writing THE GREEDY GOAT : a guest post by Petr Horácek. Ruth Huddleston on Old Barn Books & “The Stars at Oktober Bend”. The Knight Who Wouldn’t Fight. Q & A with “How to Look After Your Human” illustrator Helen Hancocks. Where I Work: a guest post by Fiona Woodcock. A Picturebook a week: Lucy and Tom at the Seaside. Posted on Jul 14, 2015. Penguin Random House’s inspired decision to reissue f. Lucy and Tom at the Seaside. Offers an opportun...

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Stashbusting – getting creative with Featherweight | craftyally

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Crafting and reading with a toddler. Summer knitting →. Stashbusting – getting creative with Featherweight. April 15, 2015. I can hardly believe it is true but after nearly five (5! Once I started knitting I couldn’t decide on a pattern. I felt a jumper would look to busy so I started to look for a cardigan and decided on Veera Välimäki’s Hooray cardigan. I had previously knitted two different version of the same pattern, both in lace weight. One following the pattern. And one with larger front pieces.

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haus maus: Sweet Handmade Quilt For My Baby Boy

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Monday, October 21, 2013. Sweet Handmade Quilt For My Baby Boy. Hello haus maus friends! I'm so happy with my quilt though, it measures roughly 174 x 127 so it's a good size but not too big. And it's for my little boy! Here is what the quilt looks like in case you are curious:. I hope you are all doing well. So tell me, do you quilt? It has a bohemian feel that I really love and the colours are so sweet! October 21, 2013 at 6:13 PM. Its so beautiful, Holly, you did a great job! October 21, 2013 at 6:21 PM.