Happy New Year! I thought I would spend a few minutes uploading some images to review my craft adventures during 2019. I really didn’t think I had done too much crafting, as I was teaching, finishing my PhD thesis, spending time with family and friends and we also got a puppy. It seems I managed to squeeze in a fair bit of crafting though! The photos below show a wide range of fibre crafts I have begun, and many I have completed. In looking through these images, there are a couple of projects I had forgotten about too…like the Mary Konior Spinning Glass mats experiments, and a monthly bookmark challenge I set myself. I am pleased that I have been able to blog semi-regularly and managed to have a giveaway too. I hope 2020 will see regular posts, and that I can share more of my creative ideas with you all too.
Climbing vines for 2019 Yarn bombing with Yarn Corner
A range of posts yarn bombed with yarn corner
A doily edging from a Russian pattern, finished in 2019
Climbing vine installed
Oval Doily in Ecru (Linda Davies) about to be made in Fuchsia thread by Onemadtatter
Woman standing outside a factory sales shop front with two bags
Practice of short row wrapping technique for Purl Soho baby blanket
Julie Patterson’s Flower cross, tatted in 40 white mercerised cotton for a friend’s wedding
A chemistry experiment- Kr
AlenAlea’s Monthly bookmark pattern
A lovely handmade gift from a beautiful student
Crocheted squares for a charity blanket from school.
Red and Green crocheted cristmas lights for 2019 Christmas Yarn Corner installation
AlenaLea Design monthly tatting pattern
The beginning of Rozetta
Colourful crocheted Christmas Lights
Hedwig- From a wonderful friend on submission of my PhD.
Lady Kina in Bendigo Wool Mill’s Bloom Butterfly.
Crochet for a baby blanket
Beginning of a crochet dress for my niece
AlenLea design monthly pattern and thread
AlenaLea Design Monthly thread and pattern
Crochet square for a Yarn Corner Care Blanket
One of my favourite bookmarks from Julie Patterson made in AlenaLea Thread
Beautiful wool from Bendigo Wool Mills to make clothes and baby blankets
Our display table at the Nana’s handmade market…many of these are my personal collection and not for sale.
I hope your year has been filled with great things, including crafty fun. I also want to wish you all the best for 2020. Many thanks for following, as always happy crafting,
Fiona T
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