Showing posts with label connie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label connie. Show all posts

Thursday, 25 January 2018

OH, MY GIDDY AUNT

Oh my giddy aunt I've had the most wonderful piece written about my little blog by a lovely lady in America.


I'm super excited can you tell.
That's my sister at the back of me. She won't thank me for showing her off.


Connie, who has a great blog herself has written about my sewing,


 crafting 


and love of all things vintage as well as charity shop foraging.
Here's me with friends at Stockport Vintage Fair last year.



You can read what Connie wrote here. 
Grab yourself a cuppa and pop across and have a look, its lovely.

Joining in with 

OH, MY GIDDY AUNT

Oh my giddy aunt I've had the most wonderful piece written about my little blog by a lovely lady in America.


I'm super excited can you tell.
That's my sister at the back of me. She won't thank me for showing her off.


Connie, who has a great blog herself has written about my sewing,


 crafting 


and love of all things vintage as well as charity shop foraging.
Here's me with friends at Stockport Vintage Fair last year.



You can read what Connie wrote here. 
Grab yourself a cuppa and pop across and have a look, its lovely.

Joining in with 

Thursday, 17 May 2012

What the Postman brought and what I sent ........

Postman John brushed past the Flame of the Forest bush, knocked a few heads of the Camellia
to bring me a lovely surprise from my friend Connie.
 She sent me an old thimble and piece of lace wrapped in ribbon to put in the sewing drawer of the Singer treadle machine that my Auntie gave me. Thank you Connie.
 I sent this handmade card to Peggy who's daughter has had twins, a boy and a girl, 
Harry & Sophie
I'm looking forward to seeing what Postman John brings next but I don't think the Camellia bush is.

What the Postman brought and what I sent ........

Postman John brushed past the Flame of the Forest bush, knocked a few heads of the Camellia
to bring me a lovely surprise from my friend Connie.
 She sent me an old thimble and piece of lace wrapped in ribbon to put in the sewing drawer of the Singer treadle machine that my Auntie gave me. Thank you Connie.
 I sent this handmade card to Peggy who's daughter has had twins, a boy and a girl, 
Harry & Sophie
I'm looking forward to seeing what Postman John brings next but I don't think the Camellia bush is.