I do love Autumn. For the smokey smells, morning mists and mellowing colours. But, I get so tired at this time of year as well. I have also begun to take my painkillers for the 4 x per day, as prescribed which, while it helps me not to be awoken with the pain during the night, makes me a tad sleepy during the day. Hey, ho.
But, while the last couple of days have been non-productive on the craft front, it has on the dolly-lollypop front. Since mum goes to work I have the delicious pleasure of looking after baby in her absence.
'Couldn't you just watch a baby all day long?' asks my bezzy mate, in joyous wonderment. 'Most certainly, yep.' Is the answer.
Speaking of bezzy mates, I started a project for mine some time ago, which I presented to her during her visit. It is this elephant pouch, the pattern for which I got from a lovely inspirational book, The Crafters' Companion. Made with love and giggles for my lovely, inspirational mate.ps. there is something more on its way to her, shhh!
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The elephant ouch rather reminds me of something you can purchase for your man from Anne Summers, but yours is far cuter!
Hope your not in too much pain.
Vanessa x
Thanks for your comment, but sorry to hear you're in pain. I hope you start to feel better soon and that you get used to the painkillers enough so they don't make you so sleepy. Love your little elephant, what a cutie!
OMG Vanessa, it does, doesn't it?!!
Hello tash, and welcome to my blog! The elephant is quite different to how it looked in the book, and I used double thickness of padding, which scrunches him up somewhat, but yes, he is cute!
What a gorgeous pouch! Love it!
thank you, selina and welcome!
I do hope you get that pain sorted out. I love my elephant pouch. It's just what I needed to carry my earrings when I'm away on a trip. Like visiting my bezzy mate who is so talented. Flick xxxx
ooh, you're too kind! Glad you like it, especially after waiting so long to meet him!
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