Still playing catch up on blog posts
I made a whole load of Countdown to Christmas Gingers for little people
We had a bust Crafty Church at the end of November: back in the church as the hall had been hired. The other village was about to host a Christmas Tree Festival and this pic shows people crocheting squares and others sewing them together
This is the finished blanket
And this is our competed 'tree'
And my Ginger Nativity tree
Lucy and I have agreed our blanket should be donated to the local Hospice. They have a scheme called Blanket Therapy: People are offered the opportunity to be gifted a blanket when they arrive and it stays with them for their stay. When they finally pass on the blanket is gifted to their family. I think that's a lovely idea and hope our blanket can be a hug for someone who needs it!
I was taught how to start granny squares by a very patient Hayley - inconsistent size, but I'm slowly getting the hang of it!
I finished 60 Gingers for the local senior boys scvhiool
I am part of a monthly hexie swap: this were the incoming November hexie flowers
And I've prepped my outgoing December flowers. They were supposed to be red and green so the five that fit the spec and the oines taht have gone in the post and the white one is mine
The Chertsey Museum ladies' had great fun making Christmas Ginks / Julenissen - each one has it's own personality!
And I think I've finally finished my Christmas tree decoration julenissen, ready to go in the post to friends
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