5th February 2021 Mailer

Out side my window. by Helen Gomm

Finding it difficult at times stuck in ,but love looking outside the window at the garden, watching and taking photos of all the lovely birds. get a lot of enjoyment taking pictures and feeding them , although there eating me out of house and home, or should i say garden. had my vaccine this week so hopefully better times to come, fingers crossed . stay well to all.

Love these two designs ,Furlong one so relevant at this time and other one spring love, could be for birthday, val, Easter and more,so cute.

cup1093233_43516 by Susan Gilbert

cup1088420_2357 by Sharon Vieira

The Feral One by Janice McFarlane

For the last year my grandson Harry has been doing a bit of modelling for my daughters friends online clothing company. She makes various leisure wear items which are a little different to the norm, and can be bespoke for the customer. My daughter Kayleigh asked her friend if she would do a tracksuit for Harry with The Feral one on it. Kayleigh said it summed up Harry just nicely for the most part with some of his antics, although trying to pose for photos to send to her friend didnt quite work out, as Harry couldnt channel feral on demand, which resulted in not quite what she wanted. In the end she stuck to what Harry does best, a happy smiling carefree child.

cup1094097_905 by Janice McFarlane

cup1094098_905 by Janice McFarlane

Small! by Tina Fitch

Well I just couldnt believe what my hubby bought home from the farm,I asked him to go veg shopping for Sunday dinner . I looked in the bag and saw the cauliflower Id asked for and it was really heavy I thought omg his got one that is too big for just two of us! Oh dear what a shock I got when preparing LOL I cut and cut the leaves and there was loads of them. I cant believe the weight of it when it was all leaves. The cauliflower was the smallest one I have ever seen. And the price was 2.00 which I thought was a horrific price for the size.. however. It was the most beautiful tasting cauliflower I have ever eaten. So maybe small is better as the taste was just fab! Hence I would buy another myself haha

cup1072641_596 by Tina Fitch

cup845167_596 by Tina Fitch

Deep .... by Carol Clarke

... Frozen Berries!! Brrrrrr .... not only did it snow .... but it turned really really cold here this week too! The snow was a bit of a shock as we were only supposed to have a bit of sleet but within half an hour or so we had got ground covering snow of around 3 inches deep! Which together with a really hard hoar frost made everything look sooo pretty .... if extremely cold! Lol Below are 2 of my Easel Card Mini Kits ..... to remind me of the (hopefully) warm summers days to come! Lol

cup1091952_359 by Carol Clarke

cup1091953_359 by Carol Clarke

Lunar new year by Sue Way

I received this beautiful handmade card from my friend in Singapore. It is for the lunar new year, she also included a canvas bag with fishes on from the Japanese store MUJI. In Chinese culture, fish symbolise the ability to create good fortune and prosperity in your life We met online over our love of Golden Retrievers and she always sends me greeting cards or small gifts to celebrate different occasions. I hope you are all keeping safe and well. Thank you for continuing to support us. https://www.craftsuprint.com/sue-way/

cup792653_38 by Sue Way

cup955044_38 by Sue Way

Can you see it? by Vicki Avcin

We have a resident Lace Monitor that lives around our yard. We always know when he/she is around as the birds go crazy, screeching in the tree tops and dive bombing it if its on the ground. Its a warning system to other birds that may have nests in the trees as these big lizards/goannas can climb trees and eat the eggs or baby birds. They mainly eat insects, reptiles, small mammals, birds and birds eggs. They will also eat dead carcasses of other wildlife. They are found in eastern Australia and range from Cape Bedford on Cape York Peninsula to south-eastern South Australia.Lace monitors are the second-largest monitor in Australia after the Perentie. They can be as long as 2.1 metres (over 6 ft 10ins) with a head and body length of up to 76.5 cm (2 ft). The tail is long and slender and about 1.5 times the length of the head and body. Maximum weight of lace monitor can be 20 kg.(44 lb), but most adults are much smaller.Can you see him/her up the tree?

cup438286_543 by Vicki Avcin

cup491406_543 by Vicki Avcin