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Through The Eye Of My Needle: Butterfly Heart update
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Through The Eye Of My Needle. Finishes, WIPs and wishes. When I'm not gardening, I'm stitching. I learned to cross stitch when I was 17 and I haven't looked back. A day without any x's is a wasted day. Saturday, 3 December 2016. Another page closer to completion. I do like pages where very little is stitched. Technically speaking, this was page 9 and 13 as page 13 had only 83 stitches. X Squared Cross Stitch. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Christmas Wreath - update. Moll's weird world of wonders.
Through The Eye Of My Needle: April 2016
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Through The Eye Of My Needle. Finishes, WIPs and wishes. When I'm not gardening, I'm stitching. I learned to cross stitch when I was 17 and I haven't looked back. A day without any x's is a wasted day. Saturday, 30 April 2016. Since this blog thus far has brought together my finished projects in one place, there are a number that I simply cannot recall what year I completed them. Therefore they have been planted here. And my first Yorkshire Terrier. She lived to the grand age of 13. A bit of card crafting.
Through The Eye Of My Needle: June 2016
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Through The Eye Of My Needle. Finishes, WIPs and wishes. When I'm not gardening, I'm stitching. I learned to cross stitch when I was 17 and I haven't looked back. A day without any x's is a wasted day. Friday, 3 June 2016. It's worth its own entry. I am very chuffed with the finished result. Wednesday, 1 June 2016. Butterfly Heart ♥. This is my update. We've had a bank holiday weekend and I've had a further two days' holiday so I've managed a couple more stitching sessions. X Squared Cross Stitch.
Through The Eye Of My Needle: First update of 2017!
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Through The Eye Of My Needle. Finishes, WIPs and wishes. When I'm not gardening, I'm stitching. I learned to cross stitch when I was 17 and I haven't looked back. A day without any x's is a wasted day. Sunday, 8 January 2017. First update of 2017! It's a third of the way done now so should be finished in time for Christmas 2017. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Page 4 - Christmas Wreath. First update of 2017! Learn to finish with the Twisted Stitcher. Moll's weird world of wonders.
Through The Eye Of My Needle: October 2016
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Through The Eye Of My Needle. Finishes, WIPs and wishes. When I'm not gardening, I'm stitching. I learned to cross stitch when I was 17 and I haven't looked back. A day without any x's is a wasted day. Wednesday, 26 October 2016. Week 4 - Fairy SAL. As I move onto the easier part of the fairy, Essie begins the wings. She has also already picked out all the detail with backstitch. I have opted for a different colour for the skirt and fairy dust, using cream thread with Kreinik for a subtle hint of sparkle.
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The Gardener's Rest: January 2015
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The vaguely green-fingered thoughts of a rambling rose. Or rather faded greens and browns. On Boxing Day we had quite an amount of snow which stuck around til New Year's Day. Then came the winds. The first battering came and went with little disruption to the garden. The second time round we were not so lucky and lost part of the fence in the front garden. We will need to replace the whole run. In the raised bed, tiny crimson shoots are emerging from Bumblebee's rhubarb crown. With one exception. Win...
The Gardener's Rest: February 2015
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The vaguely green-fingered thoughts of a rambling rose. It's all about the buds. This evergreen clematis seems to have done well so far through the winter and is now putting on new growth. We planted it late last year so perhaps this year we will be able to train it to cover the framework we have created around the water butts. Not the best of shots, but buds are making themselves known on the largest of the hydrangeas in the front garden. There are buds on the other two, smaller hydrangeas too. Around t...
The Gardener's Rest: September 2014
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The vaguely green-fingered thoughts of a rambling rose. Younger, all photographs were captured on a film, taken to be developed and then returned, often with little stickers on the duff ones suggesting what might have caused the failed capture. These days of course if you take a bum shot, you can just delete it and have another go. I bought this little two up two down in early December, so not a lot of gardening was even contemplated until the following summer. And along came my love of clematis. It ...
The Gardener's Rest: Taking stock
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The vaguely green-fingered thoughts of a rambling rose. It's that time of the year again; time to see what has worked and what hasn't in the summer garden. It's also a good idea to see what jobs need doing come the autumn. First off the deck. It's so in need of being replaced as the whole thing is rotting - the sound of the wood splintering under foot is unnerving. The pond has been a great success. A frog has taken up residence and the plants in and around are doing well. The bed below is lacking in wow...
The Gardener's Rest: September 2013
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The vaguely green-fingered thoughts of a rambling rose. In another couple of weeks it will be dark when I leave for work. In the meantime I shall enjoy waking to this view while I can. In the house, the orchids are still going strong with others beginning to join in the party. This is the orchid I saved from work last year - it has 16 blooms this year so I must be doing something right. The Toad thinks the centre of the flowers look light a bird in flight. The 'red' hydrangea we brought with us did darke...
The Gardener's Rest: November 2014
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The vaguely green-fingered thoughts of a rambling rose. I received a surprise email this week from Garden Answers, a magazine I subscribe to, informing me I was about to appear in their 'Over To You' section as their star letter! Imagine how much more excited I was when the postman delivered my sub this morning! Thank you Garden Answers! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Rambling Rose - That would be me. The Man that Can - Hubby. Toad - Elder Son. Bumble Bee - Younger Son. Plant of the Month. Down by the sea.
The Gardener's Rest: April 2014
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The vaguely green-fingered thoughts of a rambling rose. Now the raised bed is weed free, Bumblebee's next task is to sow his seeds. He's learned how to make a seed drill to make weeding easier (weeds do not generally grow in straight lines you see), and to tip a few seeds into his hand before taking a pinch. Sowing into each drill, marked with a waterproof label. And using the back of the hoe to cover his seeds. Everything gets a good watering, including the plants in the new birch bed. New addition....
The Gardener's Rest: June 2014
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The vaguely green-fingered thoughts of a rambling rose. On a recent visit to our favourite garden (and its owners of course), we sat whiling away some time by their pond. They have the most beautiful wildlife pond fed by an amazing little stream. It looks so natural that if we hadn't seen it being created, we would not have known it wasn't. We've decided that our garden breeds rocks. Fortunately many of the rocks could be useful. Rocks dug up having a good scrub. And Bob's your mother's brother! The fern...
The Gardener's Rest: June 2015
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The vaguely green-fingered thoughts of a rambling rose. There appears to be around 2 weeks delay in flowering times from the gardens 2 streets down the hill to our own. This has been more noticeable this summer, and something I have been investigating all year. I was already aware there can be around 6 weeks for seasons to cover the UK, but 2 weeks difference between 2 streets is interesting. So my June display looks like it is more June-July, but that's gardening for you. The front garden is beginning t...
The Gardener's Rest: December 2014
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The vaguely green-fingered thoughts of a rambling rose. It's just days until Christmas 2014 and not a flake in the air. In fact yesterday it was 12c at 6am! It is however very windy, and wet. A typically normal British winter. There isn't a great deal happening in the garden. I have yet to work on my winter interest. I split the two plants and repotted each into fresh orchid compost. Now we wait. Among my own orchids, there are a lot of fresh buds forming. I've repotted a couple. The Man that Can - Hubby.
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Through the eye of a Pegasus. Just another blog about literature, culture and everything in between! Summary of Posts published. Arthur Rackham’s illustrations to Edgar Allan Poe’s “Tales of Mystery and Imagination”. January 16, 2017. January 16, 2017. By through the eye of a pegasus. Short story published in 1838. Arthur Rackham (19 September 1867 6 September 1939) was an English book illustrator. When I was about 10-12 years I loved to read from Poe’s. Edition in subsequent years for particularly popul...
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Through The Eye Of My Needle. Finishes, WIPs and wishes. When I'm not gardening, I'm stitching. I learned to cross stitch when I was 17 and I haven't looked back. A day without any x's is a wasted day. Sunday, 8 January 2017. First update of 2017! It's a third of the way done now so should be finished in time for Christmas 2017. Wednesday, 28 December 2016. Time off pays off. X Squared Cross Stitch. Friday, 23 December 2016. Of course it's helped that I've had a week off work! Wednesday, 14 December 2016.
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Through the Eye of the Needle. Thursday, December 31, 2009. I am so happy that Mon started this list of 99 Things. I love hearing others’ unique stories, and remembering that my life, too, is pretty amazing. It pulled me out of my doldrums (which is quite a feat). I mean, really, look at that face! Since all this joy was bubbling up, I decided to honor it and share it—my very personal list of 99 Things. Things I’ve already done: bolded. Things I want to do: italicized. 1 I was born to an amazing mom.
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