On Saturday I received a wonderful parcel of goodies from my lovely friend Lynda ~ Hookin' with LaaLaa. Lynda has been an inspiration in my knitting and crochet attempts and she has kindly passed on lots of wooly themed magazines and books.
This parcel was a dream, it arrived on Saturday morning and I spent a few hours in my dressing gown pouring through it all, only to get them all back out later in the day for another couple of hours ~ happiness!

Feast your eyes on this beautiful card that came with it all:

There were some knitting needles and bits and bobs included which were a welcome addition to my meagre collection; and there was this purse frame ~ I shall look upon this as a challenge and make another knitted purse!

Pouring through these magazines here are some of the wonderful things that immediately jumped out at me as things I want to make;



My son Thomas has requested that I quite urgently make him some Bees, he needs them apparently!
I am not confident enough to attempt clothing, but as soon as I am I do fancy this jumper:
Isn't blogging just great for bringing likeminded people together ~ thanks again Lynda x
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Oh my how I do love the gingerbread house!
ReplyDeleteOh lovely stuff there = nothing better than a huge pile of magazines!!! Just finished knitting some fingerless gloves but can't suss out how to stitch them up (and its only 2 seams!!!) - luckily my mum is popping over tomorrow - so have told her to bring her darning needle - lol xx
ReplyDeleteWhat treats from lovely Lynda! I think I'd love some bees too, aren't they wonderful? xxx
ReplyDeleteOoh such lovely treats there. The ginger bread house looks fab!! Looking forward to seeing your makes from your lovely pile of mags. xx
ReplyDeleteoh thats just reminded me of the knitted bee my sis and i used to fight over ..we also had knitted mice from my nan as well, one pink and one blue!
ReplyDeleteHow lovely, I love looking through crafty magazines to give me inspiration :) x
ReplyDeleteI am in love with the gingerbread house and the knitted teddy :)
ReplyDeleteLook forward to seeing what you make.
I'm glad they've gone to such a good home, honey. Can't wait to see what you make first. xxx
ReplyDeleteHave to agree the gingerbread house is amazing. Don't you just love Lynda, she is so thoughtful xx
ReplyDeleteLucky You! Lynda is a lovely lady! I am in love with the woolie bees!!
ReplyDeleteAs for the coffin, hilarious! Imagine if it got caught on a nail on the way into church - and unravelled by the time it got to the alter! Gosh i am bad! Mind you it is rather nice!!
Wow - what a lovely parcel! Bet you're feeling inspired now! Loving the teddy (well, I would wouldn't I?!) and that Gingerbread House is amazing. x
ReplyDeleteA knitted coffin?! Is there anything that can't be covered in wool I wonder!
ReplyDeleteIsn't Lynda such a lovely lady? What a treat! Love the coffin...it got me thinking...when I pop off maybe all my bloggy/ crafty friends could crochet a bright granny square and then it could be sewn into a joyful juicy coffin cover! What do you reckon girls? You up for that? Loads of love chick xxxx
ReplyDeleteOh how wonderful
ReplyDeleteand regarding the post below...I'm totally interested in candle making, too!
What a wonderful parcel! Have a great week xxx
ReplyDeleteI love the Gingerbread House and really want to make it for next Christmas! And the knitted coffin....what a great, unique idea!!!
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It seems anything can be knitted - even gingerbread house and a coffin! I must learn to knit and I keep saying it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely parcel to get! I love the "gingerbread" house. x
ReplyDeleteHow lovely and generous. Lots of lovely magazines for you to browse through and lots of treats. The crochet throw is very nice and omg I so want a crochet bee.... too cute! x
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely parcel to receive in the post :)
ReplyDeleteLove those bees and that cute gingerbread house x
how lovely, you are so lucky! I love the bee's too, aren't they the cutest!!
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Hi Kandi, thanks for the comment, I will dig out the lemon curd recipe and give it to you this week. It was really easy and you don't need loads of ingredients either x
ReplyDeleteOh dear.. knitted coffin! But you have to take pictures of your jumpers/bees attemps and share them :)
ReplyDeleteI love blogging the most, BECAUSE of the community! :)
What wonderful goodies. You lucky girl!
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