Old Sherborne Castle, which was dismantled during the Civil War after it fell to the Parliamentarians.
Castleton Waterwheel, Sherborne, now fully restored 
Clevedon Court, Bristol.
This week I have been sewing - Pincushions. This all came about because a few months ago one of my frequently visited blogs (it may have been Lucy or Lesley) did a post about pincushions and I realised that I don't have a pincushion! I trawled the web and found some wonderful patterns: Flower Pincushion Square Pincushion Hedgehog Pincushion Pretty Patchwork waterlilly Chicken Small Flower Thumb Pincushion Mothers sewing box in between doing other things around the house I have been busy sewing. They aren't quite ready to be photographed yet but when they are I will post a photo and do a give away to celebrate a year and 1 month blogging (1year and 3 months being a member of blogger).
Finally a photo of the finished Sydney collage hung up at Guide Camp last week.
Happy crafting Jane x
5 comments:
Your quilt with the Guides is absolutely incredible! The girls will always remember taking part in the making of it!
Looks like you had a lovely holiday!
Lucy x
Wow Jane - your Sydney banner is fantastic!! You and the girls should be really proud of it.
Lovely photos of your holiday. Dorset is such a beautiful county.
Those are great pincushion links - I have to make one of those lovely flower type ones :)
Congratulations on your first year of blogging - doesn't time fly?!!
xxx
That waterwheel is amazing..it's HUGE. I have never seen a waterwheel before...can't say they are too plentiful here in Alberta...Alberta is only 100 years old!
looks like you had fun!
I just have this thing for castles, ruined and otherwise. Sometimes I think I should travel the world photographing castles! I love yours!
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