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Friday, 6 December 2013

Snowflake Challenge - A countdown to Christmas

Hi,
Day Six

Today its called Fancy Snowflake from Easy Tatting book, tatted in Lizbeth no 20,  unfortunately I dont like this one its too open in the middle and without stiffening it tenad to flop.
                          Hugs
                       Margaret

Thursday, 5 December 2013

Snowflake Challenge - A countdown to Christmas

Hi,

Day Five
Today its from the 24 Snowflakes book by Lene Bjorn called the Fifth Day of December,    tating in Lizbeth thread no 20 white.
                    Hugs
                Margaret

Wednesday, 4 December 2013

Snowflake Challenge - A countdown to Chrismtas

Hi,

Day Four

Today the snowflake is from an old Anna Magazine dated December 1991 no 39,   its a lovely snowflake to do although I have cut out some of the picots.   It was tatted in Lizbeth thread no 20
                   Hugs
                Margaret

Tuesday, 3 December 2013

Snowflake Challenge - A countdown to Christmas

Hi,

Day three

Today I have a snowflakes from Monica Hahn book Christmas Angels and other tatting Patterns,  this is the Daisy Snowflake.   Tatted in Lizbeth no 20 white.
Hope you are enjoying these snowflakes.
                    Hugs
                Margaret

Monday, 2 December 2013

Snowflake Challenge - A countdown to Christmas

 Hi
Day Two

Todays snowflake is from the 24 Snowflakes in Tatting book by Lene Bjorn,  and it is called The second day of December.   The one above is in plain white and the one below is in Ice blue,  both are tatted in Lizbeth thread no 20.


Sunday, 1 December 2013

Jenson Button in Frome/ craft market


Hi,
What a Christmas start we had in Frome,  now you know I am a Jenson and Lewis Fan and although I would have loved to have seen this,  I thought I would share with you this Youtube clip of Jenson Buttons as he said final grand prix of the year.
Frome is the oldest market town in Somerset,  we live just outside the town,  They built a bridge over the river when he won the world title,  and named a street after him,  but there is also another road called Button Lane which is in one of the oldest part of Frome.  Button is a common surname in Frome area.   Jenson grow up and went to school in Frome.  During Friday he visited the Royal United Hospital giving out gifts to the sick children before visiting the Santander Branch in Trowbridge.
Theres just a couple of question I wonder how much it cost,  speed ramps were dug up Thursday night so the whole of the car park and streets were flat for the car,  he did bump the front wing somewhere.   They took over the Cheese and Grain building and made it a pit stop garage for the day,   oh I wish I had seen it.
This clip shows you Frome, inside Cheese and Grain and the switching on of the lights,   please enjoy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcn1C4ljWnw&noredirect=1



Now look what was in the car park the next morning his lorry carrying his car,  I just had to take it,   to the right of this picture is Cheese and Grain building.
Look at the length of the lorry,  and below the back.



 Heres my Christmas table,  and Bethany joined us for the day,  she also learned to Knit,   and when I was busy Vernon helped her sort out a stitch.  See he does have hidden talents.
Hope you are having a nice weekend.
             Hugs
         Margaret

Snowflake Challenge to Countdown to Christmas

Hi,
Day one

This is the first post on my snowflake challenge to the countdown to Christmas,   and today I am starting with (Drum roll please)  Dianes Snowflake,   this is Diane's own little pattern which she designed last year and I must say I love the pattern,  link to her blog.  This snowflake was tatted in Lizbeth thread no 20 in white.
Over the next 24 days I hope to give you 24 different patterns snowflake patterns,  some you will have seen before and some are new.
I hope you enjoy seeing the snowflakes.
                            Hugs
                        Margaret