







Making thank you cards from the end bits of recycled card that aren't big enough to turn into tags. Cheers chucky egg is a new slogan :)
I made a few!
And I've been busy colouring in some more chickens - waiting to be turn into gift tags.
He also made normal bread yesterday and this delicious tomato and pepperoni share and tear bread for later in the week. The dough rose so much though that Anya is having some in her packed lunch tomorrow and we are having it tomorrow night too with chilli (which Matt has already cooked) as we had to make 2 loaves.
And the photographs. I gave Anya my camera after taking photos of the food and these are the photos she took. I've included the blurry ones too - well the camera is very heavy for a little girl :)
The man who makes the food!
The gorgeous little sis
Moi
And a photograph I took of the photographer and me.
I bought these yummy magazines the other day and picked them up this morning - thanks Jo! I have already bought another one off Ebay for the collection :) This is going to turn into an obsession I can tell!
Some envelopes made from a damaged cross stitch book. I saved the pages that could be saved and turned them into envelopes.
A Habitat catalogue came through the post and rather than throw it straight into the recycling bin I made some envelopes.
And these are the first Christmas things I have made - some great recycled envelopes from cross stitch and knitting patterns!
This is the corner! We bought the house nearly 7 years ago and the people who lived in it before us were bodgeit and crap - or certainly used builders who were! They obviously knew about the damp but rather than fix it they took the route of 'lets cover it up and hope that the new people don't notice' and to be fair we didn't notice for several years.
See that silver bit in the photograph above - it's tin foil. Yes they really did cover the damp wall with tin foil and then put lining paper and the wallpaper over the top. Yes it stopped the damp from coming through for a few years but now our walls are really, really wet and need all the old plaster knocking off and re-doing.
Bloody idiots!!! I could tell tales of all the other dodgy jobs we have found around the house but I won't - not yet anyway! Luckily we have dehumidifiers for our damp cellar (that was our dodgy builder this time!) so we have brought one up to the front room and it is drying the wall out nicely. Luckily we know what the problem is and it is easily fixed :)
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I also have lots of gift tags that I haven't listed in my shops yet so if you are looking for anything in particular then I might have what you are looking for!
This is the original one that wasn't working too well :)
This is a boring one but it's a plain wall behind!
I really really like this one (once I've chopped the dead bits off the plant to the right!) but it's not a door and I'm not sure how important it is to show him standing against a door?
And here he is standing against a door - I like this one too although I had to become a contortionist to get the photograph!