January Show 'n' Tell

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What a wonderful start to 2021 with our first Show 'n' Tell for the year.  Wendy had her delightful gardening "minnie me" on show and our "Hearts" challenge featured significantly - you can see all the challenge photos on Instagram by searching the tag #wwtaghearts or by clicking here.
 


We were so excited to have Eileen back with us after the on-again off-again saga of closed borders - and she had some gorgeous work to share with us.


Two scarves: one a divine hand dyed shibori wool and the other a sinfully soft reversible nuno felt.


A number of us have decided to participate in the Anne Brooks #52tagshannemade challenge for 2021.  Here are Carolyn, Maggie and Hilary's week 1 tags "Simply white" - to learn more about the challenge click here.

And some more "hearts" from Maggie, Heather and Hilary to finish up



Comments

  1. Cara28 January 2021 at 18:08

    Looks like we're on track for a bumper year, full of colour, diversity texture! Go girls 🧵💕

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  2. Leona J29 January 2021 at 08:53

    Such a range of techniques in one showing ... fabric collage, knitting, felting, shibori, dyeing, embroidery - fabulous work!

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