Hi my names Jo. I hope you enjoy this daily insight into my life and all the crafts I love to try my hand at. Here you will see the bright and colourful projects I am currently working on; featuring everything from painting, sewing, jewellery making, woodwork and my current favourite crochet! I also hope to include pictures and books that I have found helpful or inspiring. Please feel free to add your own views on my page in the comment box and follow me :D
Tuesday, 27 August 2013
Lovely Gifts
After a month long expedition to Ecuador my little sis is back and it's like she was never away. She had a brilliant time and came home decked out in alpaca wool, coat, hat, socks :)
I was not out of her thoughts proven by my beautiful gifts a lovely handmade scarf and beaded ring.
Monday, 26 August 2013
Creative with creatures
Hope your all enjoying your bank holiday Monday, definitely got no Monday blues today!
Friday, 23 August 2013
Feel Good Friday
Hey everyone!
Hope you all have an exciting Bank Holiday weekend planned, its The Beatles Festival here in Liverpool, live music and a general party atmosphere creates a brilliant time.
So to honour the Fab Four heres one of my favourite quotes by Liverpool's own John Lennon;
Thursday, 22 August 2013
Colourful hexagons
Hey blog reading pals I hope your all enjoying your day so far. Here's a nice bright picture of what I've been working on with some scraps, rainbow hexagons. I'm thinking maybe a cushion cover, what do you think?
Monday, 19 August 2013
Monday madness
Yeh! I'm very excited my sister is back today from a month long volunteer trip to Ecuador with a company called Camps International. I've missed her so much, even though she's ten years younger than me were very close, she's one of my best friends - I can't wait to see the changes in her, including her tan :)
Sunday, 18 August 2013
Bye bye Budha!
Had to wave goodbye today to one of my favourite pieces of art work, to be fair it was my uncles (he also painted it) I was only borrowing it whilst he moved house but I've become quite attached to it. The question is; what to put in the plain space left behind on my wall?
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