This week we've been finishing off the new pond that we put in the front garden. We installed a pond pump, made a rockery and laid a whole load of crazy paving around it. It was a bit of an epic task having never mixed cement before, and most of my cement seemed to go in the pond rather than on the paving slabs... Anyway I looked out the window a minute ago and spotted this little fellow admiring our handiwork.
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Thursday, 12 August 2010
Monday, 5 April 2010
Creature Swap
Happy Easter everyone. Hope you all had a great egg day, and got suitably sick on chocolate. I had a fun but quiet day and went out for roast dinner at a little restaurant with a beautiful view of the sea. My sister had also come down to visit which was lovely as I haven't seen her in a while.
Anyway I've been meaning to share some photos of the Creature Swap I took part in a while ago on Folksy, organised by Giraffe Craft. My swap partner was Sugar and Rhubarb who creates very cute little Ninja Kitties! Here's what I sent...
Who's in the box? Little Grey is very inquisitive and is checking so see which lucky little Minifelt is off to a new home...
Boo!
It's a little black kitty to keep Ninja Kitty company!
I turned my back for a minute and some friends had jumped in the box to come along for the journey...
Once I'd convinced them to leave I finally had a chance to package up the box ready to be posted.
I added one of these monkey brooches for the Ninja Kitty maker. Then off it went... Take a look at Sugar and Rhubarbs blog Itty Bitty Ninja Kitty to find out about their adventures and to find out the names they've been given!
and here's what I got in return from Sharne Mainia

It's a cute little frog called Freddy! Thanks so much Sharne he's awesome, I love him!
This was the first swap I'd ever done and I really enjoyed it. In fact I've already signed up for another swap that I saw on the Stuffed Nonsense Blog and I need to find 6 other crafty folks that'd like to get involved.
The details are: "it is an international swap, and all you have to do is make one lovely hand made piece (be it a picture, a card, a purse, something beady, something sparkly...anything goes!) In return you get 36 pieces sent to you from all over the world. It works on a sort of chain type system..." Please let me know if you'd like to get involved and help carry on the chain of craftiness, and I'll send you more details!
Anyway I've been meaning to share some photos of the Creature Swap I took part in a while ago on Folksy, organised by Giraffe Craft. My swap partner was Sugar and Rhubarb who creates very cute little Ninja Kitties! Here's what I sent...
Who's in the box? Little Grey is very inquisitive and is checking so see which lucky little Minifelt is off to a new home...
Boo!
It's a little black kitty to keep Ninja Kitty company!
I turned my back for a minute and some friends had jumped in the box to come along for the journey...
Once I'd convinced them to leave I finally had a chance to package up the box ready to be posted.
I added one of these monkey brooches for the Ninja Kitty maker. Then off it went... Take a look at Sugar and Rhubarbs blog Itty Bitty Ninja Kitty to find out about their adventures and to find out the names they've been given!
and here's what I got in return from Sharne Mainia
It's a cute little frog called Freddy! Thanks so much Sharne he's awesome, I love him!
This was the first swap I'd ever done and I really enjoyed it. In fact I've already signed up for another swap that I saw on the Stuffed Nonsense Blog and I need to find 6 other crafty folks that'd like to get involved.
The details are: "it is an international swap, and all you have to do is make one lovely hand made piece (be it a picture, a card, a purse, something beady, something sparkly...anything goes!) In return you get 36 pieces sent to you from all over the world. It works on a sort of chain type system..." Please let me know if you'd like to get involved and help carry on the chain of craftiness, and I'll send you more details!
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