Wednesday, January 2, 2013. I am very behind with my New Year wishes, but I will join my fellow Bloggers now in offering everyone my very sincere wish that. The fishermen had some success, landing these two Golden Perch, which made the perfect breakfast this morning. What a nice way to start the day, naturally gathered food, home cooked! In Victoria. I found it beautiful to knit, and block. Thank you to all for your support of my blog. I am trying to post a little more regularly, so please bear with .

Level 3 Certificate in Stitched Textiles. As I meander at Tortoise pace, instead of rushing through like the Hare! Wednesday, 12 July 2017. So much so I forgot how it worked and have had to have lessons from my grown up children! I am busy up loading chapters to my Module Six Blog and completing the Wall Hanging which should be on show at Summer School.

This blog is now hosted on the wordpress. Because, when viewed on the iPad it looks really professional and is much easier to use. Friday, 30 July 2010. Took an interesting class today at the City Lit, London, on contemporary ways of doing medieval bookbinding. We learnt to use plastic wires, cable ties and even car tyres. Saturday, 20 March 2010.

Way back last summer I made a book with a very special cover. Totally forgot to blog about it. So, better later than never. The latest book from the lovely Kim Thittichai, Layered Textiles. Includes instructions on how to make faux chenille from painted newspapers. The practice piece was so pleasing to the eye that I turned it into a book cover. In May on Quirky Book Structures. A local artist and teacher.

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This was taken from my garden on the last day of what should have been a picture a day for a year. I started a few days late compared with the friends who have also been doing this. Thursday, 20 November 2008. Wednesday, 19 November 2008.

Textile art inspired mainly by rust, corrosion and decay. Constructed using materials such as Lutradur, Kunin Felt and Tyvek which are zapped, distressed and coloured, and incorporating both hand and machine stitch. Purple Missus created at www.

Wednesday, July 29, 2015. Following the launch of our pop-up museum, here are the professionally taken photographs, which give clearer images than my amateur efforts! Look out for the pop up appearing at various venues in and around Blackpool in the coming months.