I love the start of a new year. Each month I love to write a round up of what I’ve been making and my analogue hobbies. This helps me to see what I’ve made, and holds me accountable for projects half started or bought. This year I’m calling my series The Monthly Thread. June’s post…
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The Monthly Thread: May’s outdoor art & new camera
I love the start of a new year. Each month I love to write a round up of what I’ve been making and my analogue hobbies. This helps me to see what I’ve made, and holds me accountable for projects half started or bought. This year I’m calling my series The Monthly Thread. May’s post…
The Monthly Thread: April’s quilts & cake
I love the start of a new year. Each month I love to write a round up of what I’ve been making and my analogue hobbies. This helps me to see what I’ve made, and holds me accountable for projects half started or bought. This year I’m calling my series The Monthly Thread. April’s post…
The Monthly Thread: March’s punch needle & sashiko
I love the start of a new year. Each month I love to write a round up of what I’ve been making. This helps me to see what I’ve made, and holds me accountable for projects half started or bought. This year I’m calling my series The Monthly Thread. March’s post is all about punch…
The Monthly Thread: February’s lino cuts & an Irish Chain mini
I love the start of a new year. Each month I love to write a round up of what I’ve been making. This helps me to see what I’ve made, and holds me accountable for projects half started or bought. This year I’m calling my series The Monthly Thread. February’s post is all about lino…
The Monthly Thread: January’s embroidery sampler & linen collage
I love the start of a new year. Each month I love to write a round up of what I’ve been making. This helps me to see what I’ve made, and holds me accountable for projects half started or bought. This year I’m calling my series The Monthly Thread. January’s post is all about a…
DIY woven storage basket
Last month I was looking for a new craft. A tiny bit bored with my current sewing projects, I wanted something different. I found The Teabreak Project, a monthly subscription box containing a project, teabag and snack to encourage you to sit down and make time for yourself. I have a lot of hobbies but…
7 Common Garage Door Spring Problems and How to Fix Them: A Homeowner’s Repair Guide
Your garage door springs do most of the heavy lifting when you open and close your door every day. When these springs break or wear out, your door might not open at all, get stuck halfway, or make loud noises during operation. Most homeowners will face spring problems at some point since these parts handle…
Subverted tea towel workshop at the Fashion and Textile Museum
I mentioned that I over the weekend I attended a subverted tea towel workshop with Holly Searle at the Fashion and Textile Museum. Using vintage tea towels, the original meaning is subverted by adding a statement which alters the original perspective. It was fun and a great way to spend a morning. The Fashion and…