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Tag Archives: christmas
Christmas Cards
Little Owl was very busy the other morning before school. When I asked her what she was doing she said she was tidying so that Santa didn’t trip over when he came in with her presents. I didn’t like to … Continue reading
Posted in Illustration
Tagged cat, christmas, christmas cards, door step, front door, milk bottle, robin, wreath
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Merry Christmas
What is it about small children that they always vomit in the middle of the night? It’s never in the middle of the day when you can see what you’re doing. The first bout came just as we were heading … Continue reading
Posted in Family and friends, Illustration
Tagged border, christmas, Christmas Eve, corks, happy christmas, home brew, illustration, journey, sleet, small children, vomiting
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Picture Hooks
Even though it was blowing a gale on Saturday we ventured out to the German Market in Edinburgh. We had promised Little Owl she could go ice skating and this was our last chance to take her to the rink … Continue reading
Posted in Illustration
Tagged bratwurst, christmas, conference, edinburgh, exhibition, german market, gluhwein, ice skating, illustration, National Gallery, pfeffernusse, picture hooks
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THE star
How are your Christmas preparations going? Are you leaving it all to the last minute or have you had it all organised for ages? Things are in full swing for us. Yesterday Little Owl was a star in her nursery … Continue reading
Posted in Family and friends, Illustration
Tagged christmas, Christmas play, hailstone, Little Owl, nativity, nursery, star, The Grandpas, Tom and Jerry chase, wise men
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Country Living Christmas Fair
Little Owl and I have been off on our travels this week. We are heading down to London to visit friends but on our way we stopped off in Harrogate for the Country Living Christmas Fair yesterday. It was wonderful and … Continue reading
Posted in Countryside, Family and friends
Tagged brocantes, christmas, cloth hobby horse, Country Living Fair, Country Living Magazine, Ellen Clarke Enterprises, glassware, Gracie J, harrogate, Harry and Molly, homeware, Jewellery, patchouli, rose, Rosie's Armoire, stocking, textiles, vintage, Wild Olive Soap
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Something finished
I feel a bit like I’ve reached base camp on Mount Everest. After week’s of working away I have managed to finish one of my final year projects. It’s really motivating to have completed something. It is a children’s book … Continue reading
Posted in Countryside, Illustration
Tagged children's picture book, christmas, farm, finishing things, illustration, lambing, motivation, Moutn Everest. base camp, snow, solly the spider, spider
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Keeping secrets
I’ve been wanting to tell you all about a lovely website for ages but I couldn’t because I’d bought some of Little Owl and Big Dreamer’s presents from it. Gifts given, I’m now safe! It’s called Myriad Natural Toys and … Continue reading
Sparkly things
I’m a terrible magpie at this time of year. Any bits of sparkly ribbon or scraps of paper that take my fancy go in my special box for re-use in all sorts of guises through the year. Here are some … Continue reading
Posted in Family and friends, Illustration, Uncategorized
Tagged christmas, collecting, favourites, hoarding, illustration, Lyndsey Green, magpie eye, ribbon, wrapping paper
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Christmas stock
Yes, it’s that time of year again…the countdown to Christmas has begun! Big Dreamer’s mum texted the family to let us all know she was stirring the Christmas cake (we do the cake rather than the pudding in our family) … Continue reading
A beautiful thing
This beautiful thing was one of my Christmas presents this year. It is a beaten metal bangle made by Welsh artist Ann Catrin Evans. I love it so much. It looks ancient and organic, ordinary and special, all at the same … Continue reading
Posted in Family and friends, Illustration
Tagged Ann Catrin Evans, christmas, illustration, Jewellery, presents
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