Time is flying and here we are already in the second week of January, my apologises to anyone I have not left a comment to, I don't know where the time goes and I try to keep a pace with the blogs but it seems to be getting harder.
The weather is turning colder and although we have not had any snow, we had our first real frost last night, you could say winter is here at last, and the latest on the foxglove he is still flowering, so when I have finished this I will go and get a picture of him.
At the moment I am on a course at the Mineral Hospital in Bath for my fibromalgia, and they set everyone with a Goal for the week, well after sitting there for what seemed ages I finally decided to tat the doily I had been planning to do, (now what else would a tatter do) so I need to tat the middle of the doily by Monday. Well I am off to a start not sure if I can get the middle done, but one can only try. This pattern is by Land of Laces, heart doily and I am using Lizbeth Cranberry Bush thread no 20.
The Mineral Hospital in Bath is a very interesting building and I am hoping to write a piece about it, I know there are several ladies who like reading about history.
Until we meet again, take care and keep warm
Hugs
Margaret
I hope the baths help! I love the color thread you've chosen for your doily.
ReplyDeleteHa ha Bath is a name of a place in Somerset, south west of England
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Haha! My mistake! I guess I didn't read carefully!
DeleteHaha you gave me a good giggle Diane, thank you x
DeleteIt will be very pretty in that thread, Margaret. Even MrG approves! That is the one I am still tatting. Taking me a while!
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Very pretty thread.
ReplyDeletefabulous project good luck with your treatment Ginny x My Blog As I do Rodos
ReplyDeleteMorning Margaret, Always a pleasure to pop over and see what your up to, love your Tatting makes, always so pretty....
ReplyDeleteWe had a good frost in the night, I am so happy to report, better than the wet stuff....
You have a good week-end..xx
I can't wait to see how beautiful that is going to be when finished!! :)
ReplyDeleteYou can catch me up! Who knows when that thread will arrive from the “other colony!”
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