WOYWW 801

 ALL KINDS OF EVERYTHING...

It's a shorter post this week you'll be relieved to know! Though it was lovely to hear everyone's memories last week that all those photos brought back xx

It's a mixed bag on show today - I've been making a few more things to take to the first Christmas Fair which is in deepest darkest rural Carmarthenshire, an area of farming and first language Welsh speakers.


I thought this daffodil fabric could maybe go well at the fair.


I did two sets each of the green and black linings, then wrapped up the sets in a nice ribbon.

I'm doing the same with this doggy fabric, for the same event.


Hopefully these will appeal and if there's any left over then they'll probably go down the Harbour Lights Tearoom, which is dog friendly and a captive audience, lol!

You may want to avert your eyes for this next pic......


The Christmas stash has resurfaced! I'm taking a table at the Christmas at the Boathouse event in December, held in the RNLI down at the harbour. I'm just having a quick look see to check how much of everything is available. I've delegated the knitting of the Ferrero Rocher choccy covers (Mini Santa and Elf Hats, Christmas trees and puds) to some willing volunteers from the fundraising team so those little pompoms in the bag will come in handy for that!

My evening crafting is the sewing up of squares to make a blanket that will be going out to Ukraine. A job I love sooooo much, as you all know... but it's for a good cause:


Only seven more rows to do....

Hope you have a wonderful week, may your crafting be snag free xxxxx

14 comments:

Helen said...

my crafting is crafting free at present, I have done nothing. you have done loads and I love the glasses cases. Good luck with the stalls you run I am sure you'll sell loads. Happy WOYWW Helen #3

Sarah Brennan said...

I am sure the daffodils will go down a treat Jan - the dogs are cute too. Love how organised you are with the Christmas supplies. The blanket is lovely. Stay safe and Happy WOYWW. Sarah

Twiglet said...

Your fabric choices are perfect Jan. I love the daffs one and I am sure they will go down well in deepest, darkest Carms. Have you got patterns for your pud covers? I fancy knitting a few elf hats this year. xxx Jo 🌈

Mary Anne said...

Your blankets are fab for sure and I love the colours - and the daffs material, similar sunny vibe! Good luck with your fairs - bet you raise a ton with all your goodies!
Between week for me.…and knitting, of course
Happy WOYWW.
Mary Anne (6)

Lynn Holland said...

Well done on the blanket Jan, it will be so well received I’m sure and isn’t that daffodil fabric beautiful.
Lynn 8 xx

Felix the Crafty Cat said...

My dear Jan if you come back with any of that gorgeous stuff I will be very surprised and the Daffs are just perfect. Have a good woyww and big hugs Angela x9x

Eva said...

Dear Jan!
Happy 801! :-) I wish you all the best for the first Christmas Fair. I googled Carmarthenshire. I'm always curious.
The daffodil fabric ist so lovely, the doggy one will sell too very quick.
Oh - it's really time to have a look at the Christmas treasures from last year to plan new projects. So I do....
Chattering and crafting with friends....what else cour be better?
Nice blanket. And you give it away! You're a good soul....
Best wishes, Eva from Austria

Lynnecrafts said...

Hi Jan, You know your audience! Your foggy and daffy makes will go down well in deepest Carmarthenshire. I’m glad you’ve got some help with the crochet. Da iawn! Love your blanket for Ukraine.
Take care and happy WOYWW
Hugs
Lynnecrafts 7 xx

Annie said...

Good luck with the craft fairs and making the stash ready for them...love the fabrics. I'm filling my days with crafting for Christmas too.
Hugs,
Annie x #11

Neet said...

Love the colours of the Ukraine blanket.
I think you have chosen the fabrics well for the show in deepest farming country. What about some of your hen fabric as well? Must say I prefer the black spotty fabric for the linings, it stands out against the strong daffs.
Don't apologies for the lengthy post last week. It was a joy to read and it must have taken you ages to research and put together. In fact I've been back to re-read during the week.
hugs, `Neet 1 xx

Crafting With Jack said...

You are such a busy and charitable lady. Knitted blankets go well almost anywhere - including it seems with elderly elephants who feel the cold! I saw an article yesterday including two photographs of elephants wearing their blankets. Happy WOYWW. Angela #12

Morti said...

Avert one's eyes indeed! Sadly, tis ever the lot of the crafter to be months ahead of what's going on. Those daffodil spectacle cases are rather spesh though.

Helen said...

back again.. Mattints are a transparent glaze from Paperartsy and you can blend the colours and add layers to make them darker... I'll try and play at the weekend to share more next week!!

BJ said...

Was only thinking today when will the daffs be available in the shops for spring and then arrive at your desk and see a plethora of them. Gorgeous fabric so bright and cheery, hope you are brushing up on your Welsh for the Fair! LOL Diolch! Don't worry eyes averted at the next bit and super blanket... Hugs BJ#10

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