laughs together.
This afternoon Gemma and I did some cooking
but we also made reindeer which quickly became a family thing.
it's serious work when Tony puts on his glasses
those damn antlers just wouldn't stay there
and soon(actually it took quite a while) we had a herd.
My friend Amanda and I are going to dip our toes in the Market pond.
In February we are going to have a stall at the Grange Twilight Market.
You will find us on Sunday February 6th - 13th - 20th between 5pm and 9pm at the Grange foreshore.
Do come say hello.
I thought I had better get sewing so last night while Tony was working and Lucas was out I whipped up another basket.
I love this owl fabric I wouldn't be sad if I don't sell this.
inside
This isn't for the market
Gemma wanted a bunting made for Adelaide who is 3
you have to love the little ballerinas.
20 comments:
Those reindeer look delicious! Will they all survive till Christmas...?
It won‘t take long before reindeer will take a trip to Holland. It looks a lot like Scandinavia here. 30 cm’s of snow already!
Love your owl basket!
that is a great looking basket.
Oh and those Reindeers look GREAT!
The reindeer look great, and I love your basket.
Oh I was drooling over that fabric the other day. It is simply gorgeous!
I was intrigued by your title, and then laughed when I read your first line. It looks like fantastic fun and your reindeer are beautiful. Last year we made the candy cane, pipe cleaner, googley eyes reindeer, but yours look much more delicious!
Merry Christmas! I hope you and your family have a wonderful time. (Looking at the reindeer and thinking about your big red ribbons I'm pretty sure it's going to be a good Christmas at your house!)
How cut are your reindeers and all the family helping even more special.
What a fun activity to do together! Your reindeer look fun and delicious. Love your latest bag - enjoy the preparations for your market.
I think you are an amazing sewer the way you can turn out such amazing things in seeming short order!
Loved the reindeer and best of all the good time making them.
Looks like you are having a great time together! Love those reindeers, and if they taste as delicious as they look... Hopefully you will have some left for Christmas! LOL!
Love your little bag, and especially the fabric! I have the same, but in cream. I'm not a big fan of owls, but I couldn't leave the shop without that fabric...!
Now I only need to find a good use for it!
Wish you and your family a Merry Christmas!
Yeah!! Looks like great fun to me...I always wonderful where all the reindeer came from! Love your banner too!
What a lovely family happening!
And the basket looks great (o:
Oh my goodness, I would definitely come to say hello if I live a bit closer......! Love the reindeer!
What great-looking reindeers...and your lovely family, too!!!! :o)
Have a wonderful Christmas all!!
Such great family fun shots.
the markets sound great :) i will really, really try and make it.
BUT, those reindeer are even better - how cute are they???!!! we are definitely making some of those with the kids :)
Oh I just LOVE those little reindeer!!! I'm going to have to make some of those too :o).
Your owl basket is adorable, what fabulous fabric!!
Hugs,
Joy ;o)
Your renideers seem to be delicious and your owl basket is so cute!
Merry Christmas Leanne!
Grazia
Merry Christmas Leanne.
I eat a reindeer who made your wonderful family.
ciao ciao
The owl fabric looks great made up. I can feel a bag idea brewing in that.Love the reindeers ,great family get together. My friend Tracey bought Ginger Bread house kits from Ikea and had a similar family decorating day.
What a lovely way to spend some time together-they are too nice to eat! You will do so well at the market:)
Hi Leanne, my dream is also to have a market stall. Good luck with it - will have to come on down and say hi to you. Your sewing is so beautiful I'm sure it will be a success. Have very much enjoyed reading your blog through the year and I wanted to wish you and your family a very happy Christmas. Might run into you at Hetties! Love Jill xx
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