I really want to learn about the history of embroidery now, you’ve inspired me. ❤ I like your tapestries I’m really enjoying watching your progress on them I haven’t seen many people doing them so it’s extra interesting to me. I would want to make the ram into a cushion to cuddle. He’s cute. The mat your friend made looks very intricate, how clever. I wonder if the things we are all making now will be looked at with interest in the future, I hope so 🐝 xx
@@LillyandTheBee I think if you are a maker you can love the work others do.We all inspire each other.I think you would love the wool work ones, the history is so interesting.Ive fallen down a warren not just a rabbit hole.I love your latest pudding doll.xxx🐝🐝🐝🐝
I love going off on a tangent, you never know where it's going to lead you. Thanks for all your lovely info. I do remember the crochet swans now you remind me. Everything seems so calming around you. Parting with it and decluttering does not make you feel lighter, it makes you feel like a fish out of water! After all it's treasure not clutter. xx
@@penelopeschinwag I hope you both had a good night sleep after your holiday.I like to see things I can relate with that’s what keeps me grounded.We made things so well here so I feel I need to look after them.I collect assorts of oddities, no doubt I will share them soon.xxx🐝🐝🐝
I just love it when something sparks off a question that leads down such interesting rabbit holes! I loved seeing all of your handmade items and the hand sewn items that you are currently working on (the harvest mouse is looking good!) I am just having a go at tapestry for the first time - I’ll show you soon in a podcast! xx
@@mousiemakespod it is a funny thing when life gives you interest.I am interested now to see what yours is Helen.Ive loved looking at the history of tapestry, I’ve always loved the ones in historic houses, we have Hardwick hall near, I love the story of Bess of hardwick, we have Haddon hall, my favourite and of course Chatsworth, my brother in law is working there at present.Thats got links to the Mitford sisters, my mind goes at tangents.Happy crafting Helen.xxx🐝🐝🐝
Very interesting, I love the ram , when I was at school we visited Coventry Cathedral and saw the" Bayo tapestry " don't think I spelt that properly 😅 it fascinated me, X
I'm going to make my brother a sampler , it will wile away the long winter night's. I've got an embroidered fire screen, l bought it year's ago for a pound .
I find hand sewing and stitching therapeutic too x
@@whathayleymade5851 I love unique makes and it’s good just to relax with.Thankyou for watching.xx🐝🐝🐝
It’s lovely you get a😊 much from it all I love craft work I see crochet and knit all the time enjoy your Sunday 😊xx
@@patriciaosullivan984 I love to make things and to find out about the history of stuff.Thanks for watching Patricia, happy Sunday.xx🐝🐝
I really want to learn about the history of embroidery now, you’ve inspired me. ❤ I like your tapestries I’m really enjoying watching your progress on them I haven’t seen many people doing them so it’s extra interesting to me. I would want to make the ram into a cushion to cuddle. He’s cute. The mat your friend made looks very intricate, how clever. I wonder if the things we are all making now will be looked at with interest in the future, I hope so 🐝 xx
@@LillyandTheBee I think if you are a maker you can love the work others do.We all inspire each other.I think you would love the wool work ones, the history is so interesting.Ive fallen down a warren not just a rabbit hole.I love your latest pudding doll.xxx🐝🐝🐝🐝
I love going off on a tangent, you never know where it's going to lead you. Thanks for all your lovely info. I do remember the crochet swans now you remind me. Everything seems so calming around you. Parting with it and decluttering does not make you feel lighter, it makes you feel like a fish out of water! After all it's treasure not clutter. xx
@@penelopeschinwag I hope you both had a good night sleep after your holiday.I like to see things I can relate with that’s what keeps me grounded.We made things so well here so I feel I need to look after them.I collect assorts of oddities, no doubt I will share them soon.xxx🐝🐝🐝
I just love it when something sparks off a question that leads down such interesting rabbit holes! I loved seeing all of your handmade items and the hand sewn items that you are currently working on (the harvest mouse is looking good!) I am just having a go at tapestry for the first time - I’ll show you soon in a podcast! xx
@@mousiemakespod it is a funny thing when life gives you interest.I am interested now to see what yours is Helen.Ive loved looking at the history of tapestry, I’ve always loved the ones in historic houses, we have Hardwick hall near, I love the story of Bess of hardwick, we have Haddon hall, my favourite and of course Chatsworth, my brother in law is working there at present.Thats got links to the Mitford sisters, my mind goes at tangents.Happy crafting Helen.xxx🐝🐝🐝
Very interesting, I love the ram , when I was at school we visited Coventry Cathedral and saw the" Bayo tapestry " don't think I spelt that properly 😅 it fascinated me, X
@@nannymoonscrochet it’s the most famous, I’ve been watching a lady who is making one, she is a expert in history of needlework.xxx🐝🐝
I might get a kiddy kit and give it a go🤍
@@Felicity2121 try it, if you like the subject I think you will love it.Hope you are ok. Thankyou for watching.xxx🐝🐝🐝
I'm going to make my brother a sampler , it will wile away the long winter night's. I've got an embroidered fire screen, l bought it year's ago for a pound .
@@joanmatchett8100 I think samplers are so interesting.A pound well spent on the fire screen.They just feel like a cozy home to me.xxx🐝🐝🐝