Preparing for Winter

mardatha

We should of course be eating LOW FAT FLEECES.

ginnyknit

Does it say on the label if they are low fat? And do they taste better if you buy the free range fleeces in M &S. Hers a pic of us eating a brown fleece this morning, i fashioned it into a bunny shape to fool them it was chocolate:EasterBun Im laughing at you lot so much I have to keep correcting my spelling:rotfl:

richardc1983

:spam:Come on guys try keep it on topic, have had about 20 odd "notification of new reply" emails not one of them with an on topic reply!

parsonswife8

mardatha wrote: »

We should of course be eating LOW FAT FLEECES.

But if we eat the low fat fleeces, then what will be hanging at our windows?:D

It's a clear case of eat or freeze! Simples.:rotfl:

mardatha

The great thing about fleeces of course, is that they are so easy to store. Just take your scissors and cut a bit off the curtain rail & bingo there's lunch. One simply doesnt know what one did before one found fleece :cool:

parsonswife8

mardatha wrote: »

The great thing about fleeces of course, is that they are so easy to store. Just take your scissors and cut a bit off the curtain rail & bingo there's lunch. One simply doesnt know what one did before one found fleece :cool:

Fleece flan, fleece fondants, fleece farls, fleece fancies, fleece foccacia, fleece fromage, fleece falafels, fleece fritters, fleece frittata, fleece, fleece, fleece.............:eek:

The options are endless............:rotfl:

CCP

I'm sure this has been discussed already, given the length of this thread but...

My living room has one wall that is two-thirds taken up with glass patio doors. It's great at this time of year, but really chilly in the winter as I only have slatted blinds to cover them. I can't afford curtains for such a huge expanse of glass and, as I rent the flat, I can't make any permanent changes.

Could anyone suggest a fairly simple, not too expensive way of covering the doors to keep the heat in at night? I have no handicraft skills at all, so something that doesn't involve sewing would be preferable!

Thanks for your help.

annie123

bubble wrap stuck with water on the panes of glass, works well and easy to remove in the summer

Jo4

The bottom of my curtains go well below the top of my radiator. When it is cold I close the blinds but the curtains are too long to go behind the radiator so obviously there is no point closing the radiator behind the curtains. Can anyone suggest a solution?

elona

I used to fold the curtains on top of the radiator and slightly behind if that makes any sense.