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14 Projects in 2014 - in memory of Soulie
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fos - I downloaded the APP to my phone last night, just need to make a log in and will aplly and post. Thank you for the welcome
Looking forward to seeing everyone's crafts and getting inspired and joining in. I started to learn to knit again last night with videos from youtube. Was doing OK, so going to get some thicker wool and do some practice squares and fingers crossed I will of managed a scarf by the end of 2014.Christmas is the most magical time of the year :santa2:
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welcome newthrift
just had a catch up
made these two scarves using a different type of yarn it has holes along one edge that you knit or crochet into to create a fabric frilled style scarf the red one was knitted and the grey one crochet
this flower bed was a team effort with DH it took about two day to complete the metal frames either end are two parts of an archway my dad made us im going to grow either sweet peas or clematis up them.
ive made a dress today but i need to hand sew the hem and cuffs before its finished, the skirt i started earlier in the week has been put aside till next week i need lining and waistband stiffner so have to go shoppingSPC~12 ot 124
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Lovely photos. I too have made scarves with loopy yarn. I did make a curly crochet scarf for my DGD but it was ordinary yarn.Decluttering Achieved - 2023 - 10,364 Decluttering - 2024 - 8,365 August - 0/45
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Lovely pics Mrs m13 in 2013 challenge 9/130
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Like your scarves mrs-m, but am really interested in where you got your pond thing in the flower bed? We are looking for something like that for the dog for when the weather gets hotter!
ive just put clamshell paddling pool into google and lots of images came up but sadly cant find it in stock anywhere at mo tesco and amazon have pictures of them but say they are currently out of stock and dont have prices up for them - lots of images of dogs bathing/relaxing in them among the pictures;)SPC~12 ot 124
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mrs-moneypenny wrote: »its a childrens shell shaped sand pit/paddling pool from when the kids were little, it comes in two halves like a clam shell so it has a lid to keep cats etc out. we got it from a carboot i think
ive just put clamshell paddling pool into google and lots of images came up but sadly cant find it in stock anywhere at mo tesco and amazon have pictures of them but say they are currently out of stock and dont have prices up for them - lots of images of dogs bathing/relaxing in them among the pictures;)
Argos usually do them or ELC, or Toys r Us - there around £15 to £20, its also worth looking through free adds, as sounds daft but they hold their value... and a lot of people sell them on xxxx rip dad... we had our ups and downs but we’re always be family xx0 -
mrs-moneypenny wrote: »its a childrens shell shaped sand pit/paddling pool from when the kids were little, it comes in two halves like a clam shell so it has a lid to keep cats etc out. we got it from a carboot i think
ive just put clamshell paddling pool into google and lots of images came up but sadly cant find it in stock anywhere at mo tesco and amazon have pictures of them but say they are currently out of stock and dont have prices up for them - lots of images of dogs bathing/relaxing in them among the pictures;)Argos usually do them or ELC, or Toys r Us - there around £15 to £20, its also worth looking through free adds, as sounds daft but they hold their value... and a lot of people sell them on xx
Edit: have just Googled the images too, so many huskies in them which is exactly what we have.......but also found this - now why don't we get this happening in the UK heyHonorary Northern Bird bestowed by AnselmI'm a Board Guide and volunteer to help get your forum questions answered and keep the forum running smoothly on Special Occasions, Green/Ethical, Motoring/Overseas/UK Travel & Flood boards, it's not part of my role to deal with reportable posts. Report inappropriate or illegal posts to forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com. Views are MINE & not official MSE ones
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Argos usually do them or ELC, or Toys r Us - there around £15 to £20, its also worth looking through free adds, as sounds daft but they hold their value... and a lot of people sell them on xx
We found ours on the stuff for sale pages on Facebook for free - H2B put up an ad asking if anyone had one for sale and we ended up with 3 offers to give them to us just to get them out the way - we have a double clam and 2 turtles now - one of the turtles has been used in the past for when we had ducks as they loved to have a little swim around! Worth putting and ad out and seeing what response you get!:money::j Married to the Love of my Life 02.08.2014 - Now I'm Mrs E :j
"You shall not be tested with more than you can tolerate even if you don't know it at the time"
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Tashatutuw wrote: »We found ours on the stuff for sale pages on Facebook for free - H2B put up an ad asking if anyone had one for sale and we ended up with 3 offers to give them to us just to get them out the way - we have a double clam and 2 turtles now - one of the turtles has been used in the past for when we had ducks as they loved to have a little swim around! Worth putting and ad out and seeing what response you get!:money:
Thanks for that, will try an ad on FB and see if that works, there's one on fleabay nearish to us for £5 now too....fingers crossed we may be able to solve this cheaply
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