I have been wanting to comment for ages, we are out in the middle of nowhere, on a friend's farm and the signal is not too great, but I finally found an area with great signal. It is so lovely here, we are surrounded by Zebras and other game. I will blog it as soon as we return.
Your root children are so lovely, did you spin the wool for them yourself? Your nature table looks like Spring....
Thanks for sharing, you are always so busy crafting, it is very inspirational, thank you.
This is lovely! Thank you for sharing. I love the knitted root children.
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ReplyDeleteYou have created such lovely root children. I just love nature tables. Are those seeds you have used for their faces. They look like sea beans. Lovely
Warm regards
Suzanne
Too sweet! Do your little root children have chessnuts for faces? Or Hazelnuts? or other nuts?
ReplyDeleteYour spring nature table looks great. Much more cohesive than ours. The root children are especially sweet.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the lovely comments - I really appreciate them!!
ReplyDeleteI used horse chestnuts (conkers) for the faces. They are sweet little children!
Hello Kelly,
ReplyDeleteI have been wanting to comment for ages, we are out in the middle of nowhere, on a friend's farm and the signal is not too great, but I finally found an area with great signal. It is so lovely here, we are surrounded by Zebras and other game. I will blog it as soon as we return.
Your root children are so lovely, did you spin the wool for them yourself? Your nature table looks like Spring....
Thanks for sharing, you are always so busy crafting, it is very inspirational, thank you.
Warmly
Linda
Thanks Linda. Yes, I spun the wool for the root children. What a great experience for you all to be out in the middle of nowhere with wildlife around.
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