Hi all. Thank you for all the comments last week.
I think it was Shoshi mentioned a water colour on my space? It is a printed watercolour 'look' on some grid paper. Very pretty.
So what have I been up to, a struggle to remember lol
I visited with friends, in the garden of course. Tea and cake, very civilised. Jonathan and family visited us after school last Friday.
We have been pottering in the garden while the weather has been good - having a real sort out and tidy up!
Today has been cold but we ventured to a garden centre for some bits and bobs.
Crafting wise I have been making birthday cards for Jonathan, his birthday today and for Graham who has a birthday on Friday. We hope to spend some time with Jonathan and family- he has now put the gazebo in his garden and set up heaters- better than nothing.
I also had to make a sympathy card for my friend - her dad died a week ago. 😢
I have other birthday cards to do and would like to offer my class ladies a kit again, only very simple this time.
So we have the last few handmade cards I received.
Well I think I had better finish there.
I look forward to visiting desks and seeing what you have all been up to.
I love that turquoise card at the top - you did really well with lovely cards, didn't you? Beautiful garden - very neat edges. Stay safe and keep smiling, Lisa-Jane #5
ReplyDeleteLove all the cards you received for your birthday. It’s so lovely to creep closer to normality with a few safe visits isn’t it?
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Annie x #11
What a lot of gorgeous birthday cards you received, Anne. Love the cards you've made, too. Yes, it was me remarking on the watercolour - thought you'd done it! It's very pretty. You have got a gorgeous garden too!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment last week. I'm glad you enjoyed my various bits and pieces.
Happy WOYWW,
Shoshi x #18
Ah Anne, it’s late in the day and I’m the first to comment because your link was a bit broken and of course, till I got to your name on the list, I didn’t know. All fixed now, but don’t take the lack of comments personally will you...prior to 730pm today, your blog was unreachable. You really have had some beautiful birthday cards Anne, and don’t you know a lot of card makers! You weren’t spoiled, you are loved. I think a gazebo with heaters sounds splendid, we could really use that, had after work cuppa in the garden with a friend on Friday last nad we had to wrap in fleece blankets!
ReplyDeleteSo many lovely birthday cards, it must give you great pleasure to look at them. I only take my cards down when it’s my husband’s birthday a month later. I would love to have a craft class, but I only know one other crafter. Happy WOYWW Angela #16
ReplyDeleteYou’ve had a lovely week! Good, you deserve some TLC. I hope you manage to get a class organised, I know your ladies enjoy it so much ❤️
ReplyDeleteHugs LLJ 6 xxx
It's gone cold where we are too. Gorgeous collection of cards. Pleased to hear you've managed to get out in the gaden too. Have a lovely creative woyww, Angela x14x
ReplyDeleteA beautiful view from the window Anne. The blossom has just come out here too. Good to have a gazebo and heaters for those garden visits. Stay safe and Happy WOYWW. Sarah #3
ReplyDeleteSuch a lot of cards you were spoiled and happy belated Birthday greeting,
ReplyDeleteThat's a love garden with all the blossom.
Take care and stay safe,
Lilian B #10
Your garden looks lovely - it's so good to see a bit of Spring colour isn't it. Well done with the sympathy card - they can be so tricky can't they. Enjoy your weekend - I am so late with my blog comments this week! xx Jo
ReplyDeleteWhat a lot of Birthday cards!
ReplyDeleteYour garden looks lovely!
Happy Woyww!
Susan #17
I love your window and garden, you are blessed.
ReplyDelete((hugs)), Teresa :-)