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November 29, 2011

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wellies

Lovely boots, lovely watch...

Kelly Garland

I adore the bunting that you've made, and would love to make something similar for my niece. I looked through your posts on it but could not find a pattern for the actual bunting squares....do you have a link you could possibly share with me? Many thanks and Happy New Year!

Heidi from NJ

How about PEACE ON EARTH for your bunting?

Laura

LOVE the wellies!!! Such eye candy on gloomy winter days! Am also working on mantel bunting ... unfortunately I'm not good enough yet at hooky to experiment with holly - well done you! x

Loopysheep

Love everything dotty, especially when it's colorful :)

heidi

what an impact those wellies made on all the A24 fans! i admit i often brouse the kids shoe section and i am *ahem* 55. not a thing wrong with that. i even go further and check out socks and accessories... lately the styles do give me a bit of a rush since they seem more up my alley than ever before in the past years. MY new wellies are black... sound boring? no way 'cause they are covered with turquoise colored polka dots WOOHOOOOO :* love 'em.
i had the exact same watch last summer 2010 and lost it and would like to take this opportunity to send it my love and wishes that it has found a happy home :(
can't wait to see the bunting when it is done! remember the german saying "a house never loses a thing"? i bet your holly will pop up in no time! that felt you know, is GREAT girls because it also can be washed if it really needs it... it doesnt get all out of shape and the best part is the colors stay the same. i DO have to add i havent tried it and would LOVE to hear from someone who has... am i skeptical or what?
to all a great weekend and cozy second advent... have you all been baking something yummy?
xoxox

Leslie Hayes

I would have to say it seems those wellies were made with you in mind! They fit you AND your blog so well!

Shannon

Red and white polka dots are my absolute favorite pattern; I have to admit that I am feeling a bit covetous here! And I thought your pennants were upside down houses... I am a small-house nut, wouldn't they be sweet all strung together like a holiday neighborhood? You always have such lovely projects brewing.

Katie Hanken

Hi Lucy!

I love your blog :) I am just starting with pattern design and am offering free advertisement on my blog for a short time to crocheters that inspire me. If you would like you can send me a picture (180x180) and where you want it linked to and I will post it on my blog :)

My blog: www.optimisticbynature.com
(pic will be posted on righthand side)

:) Katie

Joanne

Oh, I love that spotty Swatch. I am a massive Swatch fan and have always worn them, but combining spots + swatch = fantastic!! No wonder you had to have it.
And those red beads.... Can't wait to see the holly.
Look forward to seeing your festive bunting.

Kathryn Oster

Ha! I feel a bit slow because I could not figure out what a swatch was. A swatch of fabric, a fancy name for felt, I dunno. Then I realized it was the watch and I had a wow moment because Swatch was THE watch to have when I was in High School! ( umm that was not last year or even the year before almost 25 yrs ago). Really they are awesome; cool designs, practical, and affordable. With your a-mazing tutorials I can crochet! Thank you from drought stricken Texas.

KayElleC

AND....I've just realised one of my new birthday books is.... Scandanavian Needdlecraft by Clare Youngs!

Doesn't she get about?!

She is fab though....oh to catch a glimpse inside her creative mind!

:D

KayElleC

Lucy!! On Monday my family bought me the Swatch that is stripy with a clear aqua watch housing...it looks just like your stripey felt!!!

My In-laws are buying me wellies for my birthday and I have been looking at Next too!!!

I've also got the PRIMA mag - it IS just great!

Thank you for such wonderful, colourful, fun-ful, inspiring words and pics.

ENJOY! xxx

Jackie

Lucy ~ they are great wellies! I did see them in Next but I opted for some lovely blue and green stripey ones from Joules with the fabby name of Waterfall. Hope that you have a lovely weekend and I'm not hoping for rain even though I love my new wellies! :O)xx

Carrie

How about BE MERRY?

Vibeke

Me thinks you are being terribly unfair on the Little Peeps - the bens are just telling you what is in THEIR little hearts for Christmas - who says that your feelings are more "true" than theirs? Is it so wrong to want pretty prezzies? Me thinks that they are not asking for Love because they get that in abundance from the lovely Mommy and the big strong Daddy of theirs! :)

Karen

Although my tastes for Christmas tend to more of a traditional religious theme, for wordings and such anyway, I feel "AWESOME" was a great suggestion! Christmas *is* awesome to me - only I think for decorations I will stick to love, joy and the like. But I will be smiling all this season at the thought of AWESOME.

thanks for sharing. :)

Katie

What about WONDERLAND? I like YULETIDE very well or HOLYDAYS. Have fun. Thanks for all the cheerful ideas!

verónica

Hello Lucy: I looove all you show to us and I want it all! even the dark sky at 4.24 p.m

love

Verónica

Kate - The Garden Bell

Man-O-Live...did you score some goodies on that trip. What fun. Can't wait to see those Red Beads turn into holly berries. One word about your Red Polka Dot Swatch....jealous....oh, so...jealous.

angela-southern USA

Those boots are definitely you!Love the new dotty finds.I found a new dotty vase in bright green:)The bunting looks great,how about WONDERLAND?You could use them to make a 3-D little attic 24 house for the mantle too:)Seasonal consistancy here=chocolate covered cherries,YUM.For crochet berries you could try-chain2,then work 8 single crochets or more into 2nd chain from hook,finish off ,weave tail thru top of each stitch and pull tight to form a ball.Hope it helps.Have a great day!

Heike

Beautiful new boots and watch and scarf and goodies from the show. Gloomy weather always makes it even more fun to spoil oneself ;)

Val E (Wales)

Oh, and thread a crochet cord through the edging with (dare I say it )small tassels or beads on......

Val E (Wales)

Love the idea of knitted Wellies -would you think me completely MAD if I suggested that you punch holes evenly around the tops and crochet a pretty (shell??) edging or turnback cuff? It would have to be Acrylic Yarn I suppose, to dry quickly..... I'm sure I have seen childrens' wellyboots with knitted cuffs around the tops... Just a thought..

Misty Cunningham

Ok this has nothing to do with your boots sorry. It's all about yarn. I got a look at your bedspread, and it says made with Rowan wool. And I love all the colors. So I looked it up, and it's like 8-9 dollars for only 156 yards. Do you have like a special place you buy it cheaper???
Misty

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