Welcome to another Handmade Monday, our weekly craft link up.
I've been doing a bit of this and that this week, including making some 'Daisies for Vicky':
Two of my bloggy friends, Lynda's Craft Room and The Wee House of Crochet, are holding a crochetathon in Warrington on 21st October and are asking for donations of squares in this pattern from people who can't go along on the day. It's a fundraiser for Victim Support in memory of their friend Vicky Wynne-Jones. If you are interested in joining in, details about the crocheting can be found on The Wee Hookers facebook page and the page to donate - with a chance to win one of the daisy blankets they are making - is here.
Now here are the features from last weeks Handmade Monday:
I love a beautiful handmade card and Linda from Paper Seedlings often shares a fun new technique. I love how she's given these stamps a bandana look just using a gel pen. She explains it all here.
Julie from Julie's Creative Lifestyle has crocheted some lovely little dishcloths and shared the pattern links to. I must put these on my to do list.
Congratulations to you both, here is a "Yay! I was featured" button for your blog.
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The rules for Handmade Monday are simple:
- Did you make it? Yes - hooray, we'd love to see it!
- Add the link to a specific blog post, not your main site URL.
- Link up to 3 posts each week.
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What great choices and I love your crocheted daisies too - it is always nice to do things for a good cause, isn't it :).
ReplyDeleteIt's a sweet & easy pattern , I like to contribute to things when I can, the craft community is usually very generous on things like this :-)
DeleteCute daisies Julie! Thanks so much for the party tonight! Enjoy your week!
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DeleteThanks Laurie, you have a great week too, thanks for joining us :-)
DeleteOh Julie! I am so thrilled to have had my Bandana Technique card featured this week! Thank you so much! Smiles, Linda at Paper Seedlings
ReplyDeleteI'm looking for to having a go at this lovely technique Linda, I've just ordered myself a decent opaque white pen as my old one was rubbish!
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