Tuesday, 24 February 2015

A breath of fresh air

I recently spent an afternoon at Calke Abbey catching up with the
gardens and the wildlife. As you can see it was a beautiful day,
bright sunshine and a brilliant blue sky.
 
 The reflections in the glass houses were inspiring.



Happened to catch this fella in the sunshine..............
Just off the car park at Calke there is a shed!
Not just an ordinary shed........ a hide.
It's one of the best things to spend some time being quiet and
watching the birds.
The blue tits are so blue....................


Free Machining 101 session 3

The next session of Free Machining 101 is coming up.
The requirements list is on the 'Happenings' page.
Scroll down to find the list.
We're going to have a look at applique and fusibles.

Sunday, 4 January 2015

Free machining 101

Bring your darning foot.
If you're not sure what this is, contact me.

Wednesday, 31 December 2014

Happy New Year 2015

Happy New Year.
Hope it's full of good things.
This fella is a 'red legged partridge', not a British native.
It's amazing what you learn on Christmas day.


 

Friday, 5 December 2014

Something new for 2015

Something new for 2015.

Free Machining 101

 When:         1st Wednesday of the month, January - April 2015
Time:            9.30 - 12.30
Where:        CafĂ© area, Brewhouse Arts Centre, Burton on Trent
Cost:            £5
 
If you want further information go to 'Happenings'.

 

Another visitor

Another beautiful visitor in the garden last weekend.....


Sunday, 26 October 2014

Visitors in the garden

We live next to fields belonging to an animal rescue organisation.
We suspected that we may be having visitors because a hole had
been eaten in the hedge, close cropped grass and the real give
away - sheep droppings.
My OH went out for a smoke about 5.30 tonight and was
greeted by this.........look carefully..........I didn't use a flash as we
didn't want a stampede. There were probably about 15 sheep.
The wheelie bin handles can just be seen at the front of the photo.
They were all over the back garden literally.
They just stood and looked at him until he moved then wandered
off slowly back the way they'd come.