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Approx. 4.5" long, all wool with a brass bell deep inside (safely) ~ the bell was made by monks in Laos to support their temple.
Slip over baby's wrist or ankle or let them grab and shake shake shake that mushroom!
This cake was 1.5 ft high, well balanced on an 8" stalk and weighed over 10kg and it had gobbled up an incredible 55 eggs in the making of the cake! It was a triumph and I have to admit along with my relief that my client was pleased with it, I loved it too. www.miss-ingredient.com
this is the result!
my boyfriend says this is one of his favourite badges I have ever made, and I took it to school today and received many compliments! :)
I am making a few more as I love them!
Lovely cake made specially for my latest workshop at Folly Fabrics, Oxfordshire - more photos here on my blog -
The damp winter has brought out quite a few toadstools in the leaf litter in Manly Dam. This trio especially attractive.
Came across quite a bumper crop of toadstools today in Newhailes. All different sizes and these tiny ones were popping up. My other shots were all quite busy with loads of toadstools but I liked this one the best.
Anyone who knows the name of it, an ID would be much appreciated.
These white toadstools were by the Harthope burn in the Cheviots.
Monday 11th October
The gloom and fog of the journey lifted slightly, so we decided to drive up the Harthope Valley, one of our favourite drives into the Cheviots. A beautiful autumn day, lots of russets and golds and still quite a lot of heather in bloom.