This is my second post today, please scroll down for the other one :o)
Am so excited about my little summer dress that I found in my local BHF charity store that I had to share with my readers.
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It cost £30, yes you did hear that right, and measures 180x240cm and they also did matching cushions for £6 but if you bought the bedspread you got one cushion free! How could I not buy it at that price! Something like that in the high end stores would be at least £80-£100!
Isn't it pretty! It's fully reversible with the most exquisite red flowers on it, I just love it.
At the moment my bedding is all pale blue/greens with big pink flowers on it. Looking forward to putting this set on, I always go back to neutrals in the end, just find them so relaxing don't you.
Frame has a few knocks but nothing a bit of filler won't fix
Oops, why does blogger do that sometimes, it's the right way round on my PC, honest guv!
Med cruise ship, would love to do that one day!
Oh this is me and my OH's reflection at the Alicante Casino on the pier
Here's a view looking back towards Alicante - now that's a beach!
Every so often there are a few quaint beach huts (want, want one of these!)
Didn't used to be like this, only started last year after experiencing turbulence on a return flight home with Ryan Air. I found myself a complete wreck and almost in tears! I have flown since then but cannot relax at all and jump at the slightest movement/noise, my poor OH probably wants to just knock me out for the flight ;o) Ooh now there's an idea..............
I just love the heart shape don't you. I am always drawn to all things heart when I'm in shops. Roses are another fave, in fact they are equal to hearts! In a recent post I blogged about the first one of these shabby hearts that I made and had sent to Carol over at Katherine's Dream as part of her blog candy she won.
The little roses are made from narrow silk ribbon and finished with fabric glue to make them stiff, and some I made using Fimo, bit fiddly but worth it when they go right!
I'm hoping the pictures do them justice, could do with some training in close ups and the use of Adobe Photoshop. If you knew how long it took me to find how to change the edges of the picitures! I was trying for the sort of fuzzy edge, not sure I got it right ;o)
So fellow bloggers, do you think they are okay? Am I barking up the wrong tree with these. Any pointers for me? I can take it, good or bad I won't be offended ;o) xxxx
The biggest picture frame I've ever seen, it is huge! It has all the fixings on the back still and is unfinished pine so I can do what I like to it. Ummed and aahed while I thought about where I could possibly put it, then light bulb moment, it would be perfect as a pin board in my soon to be new craftroom. It cost a not so huge £1.85!
I just loved the soft blue/brown colours of this teacup and saucer, sadly this was all the lady had, 75p for all 5 pieces.
Lastly in the light of the lovely sunshine these brighlty coloured zips caught my eye, so I zoomed over and grabbed them before anyone else did, 50p for 3.
Some lovely finds and gorgeous weather, what better way to spend the morning. Oh and I did give in, and the bacon roll was scrummy ;o) xx


Sadly she didn't get to stay there long as soon after this shot was taken her brother Morgan found her and proceeded to stick his paw in there and started patting at her head. He can be such a grumpy old man sometimes ;o)
My nan taught me how to do those and I have made some more that are a bit bigger. Will have to post about them ;o) Thanks Carol xx
