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Wednesday, 10 November 2010

What's not to like about Wednesday

Wednesday - I love Wednesday's. Halfway through the week, a day off for making and just being me, a day that's a bit nearer to the weekend when all my lovelies are at home with me too.

Today I've been busily hooking away making more brooches for the upcoming Pick 'n' Mix Makers Market. I had a lovely friend pop over for a natter and a munch on quite a few biscuits while I made some more Jolly Big Flower Brooches.


Just need some zingy yellow and apple green flowers and I think the colour mix will be just so. 


The Cheeky Cherries and Mistletoe Kisses are piling up ready and waiting to be stitched together. 


Later on I'll be seeing my partner in crime to chat through last minute stuff. Then on Saturday we'll be pacing the side of the road banging in road signs and generally letting North Norfolk know we'll be setting up shop in Holt next Saturday.

19 comments:

  1. Beautiful crochet and what a perfect day though I did have to look twice at your cherries - pardon me.....because I thought they were a garland of the Christmas variety like crochet baubles all strung together. Hope that makes sense?

    take care,

    Nina xxx

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  2. Busy fingers indeed, but so nice to 'have' to do the things we love. Good luck with the fair, I am sure you will do very well.

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  3. I love Wednesdays too. A day off work and I am so lucky with the weather too this week :0)
    I love your brooches. Having a giveaway over at mine if your fancy joining in .
    Jacquie x

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  4. What pretty flowers! I'm about to have my own 'making' Wednesday today and I am really looking forward to it!

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  5. Ah that lovely middle of the week feeling. Glad you have had a lovely day today, sounds rather creative and fun. I have made myself a bag today. :-)

    Good luck with the fair...I so wish I could drive up to it.

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  6. Hello! I'm a lurker with no blog of my own but I get so much joy and inspiration from blog land. Thought I'd delurk to tell you how much I enjoy your blog and your crochet is beautiful. I've just learnt to crochet (very slowly! Gosh it took a while!) and can't read patterns yet but want to try to make flower brooches for teacher/brownie/granny Christmas pressies. Can I ask what size hooks you used to get your 3 different sized flowers? Also how do you turn into a brooch, do you stitch on a brooch pin (that sounds a daft question but I guess there are different ways?!). Are you a wool snob or do you use whatever you can get your hands on? I'm with you on Wednesdays, I love that felling of winding down towards the weekend with the little people. Please don't feel you must reply, maybe you could sneak some brooch info into a blog post I'm sure others would love to know! Best wishes, Sarah x

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  7. beautiful flowers and such smashing colours. Good luck with the stall next saturday and enjoy your weekend with your lovely family. Dee ;-)

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  8. What lovely colours. Thos cheeery flowers ill realy brighten up someone's coat.

    Hope the fair is fantastic and I love Nina's vision of crochet baubles would be on a line. I wonder if they're on your list of expanding wares!
    love Stephx

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  9. Holt is one of my very favourite places in the world! Wish I could be there next Saturday! Love the flowers. Lots of love, Amanda xxx

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  10. Oh I do love the colours of your lovely crochet flowers!!
    Hope you market is a huge success!
    Vivienne x

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  11. I'm with you on the delight of wednesdays especially if it's a day of fun. It's a joy to think you've had the uphill struggle then it's weee downhill to Friday night.

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  12. What a lovely production line of crochet goodies!

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  13. I wish I could crochet and I wish I was nearer to the Fair. x

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  14. I love your colourful crochet,I'm wishing I lived a bit nearer as your market sounds a great place to pick up some lovely things for christmas :) x x x

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  15. Wish I was up in Norfolk and could come to the Fair.Hope it all goes well.I'm hoping to receive a crochet book for Xmas,so I can progress from granny squares! :o)

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  16. oooh such lovely cheery colours for a rainy Thursday! They look gorgeous mrs B. x

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  17. Sounds like a perfect day! Have a fab time at the fair :-)

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  18. beautiful colourful crochet goodness! It makes me feel particularly inspired!!!

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  19. Lovely colourful crochet! great flowers.

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