Monday, 29 October 2018
October Times
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about me
- Helen Philipps
- I am a designer, author, illustrator, stitcher and I just love crafting and making things. I live on the North West coast of England with my lovely husband. My family mean the world to me - I have two amazing grown up daughters and four sweet grandchildren - three boys and a girl.
for the birds
in my studio
Pretty Patchwork Gifts
lollipop flowers
crochet crush
sugar bunnies
the potting shed
tea time
little strawberry
jam for tea
sweet flowers
summer potting shed
sew pretty
bertie
must visit....
make do and mend
farmer's wife quilt
happy pinning
summer time
love quilts
my books
rosy cups
ripples and roses
love heart
sweetpeas
little maisie
sew and quilt
trudie
button love
cool britannia
flora
crafts beautiful
as seen in
love patchwork and quilting
chipper nelly blocks
hexie flower pincushion
love crochet
as seen in
vintage roses
rosy times
pretty patches
spring time
red and white
seaside quilts
give a doggie bag
spring potting shed
sweet spring
garden heart
15 comments:
Lovely photos. This time or year redwork on the list for cheery things to do!
What a lovely drive! Redwork is one of my favorites.
Lovely pictures. Love redwork
Julie xxxxxx
Lovely autumnal pics Helen! Your embroidery is so pretty.
What a fab little market and an absolutely amazing buy too, your coffee pot is wonderful.
have a lovely new week,
V x
Helen,
I am sorry to see October fly by so soon. It is one of my favorite months, possibly because it is my birth month.:) I love wandering little country roads and taking in all the beauty of autumn.
The treacle market looks like a fun place to browse and enjoy vintage wares. Your French coffee pot is a great match to the cute little checkered mug. The bowl full of clothespins reminded me of the clothespin bag full of them that I have that was my mother's. You have made another cute little pincushion with the perfect redwork. One cannot have too many pincushions. Have a happy, crafty week.
Thank you for sharing.
Mickie, Indiana USA
The countryside is beautiful at the moment,
such inspiration. I love your pin cushion.
We are so luck to live in such a beautiful country.
Have a lovely week.1
Always enjoy your lovely pictures. The Autumn scenes are so beautiful. The market stalls look very enticing. You found the perfect pot to add to your home decor.
What a sweet post, full of adventure and family and finding a new vintage treasure.. I so enjoyed seeing your glimpses of your countryside and the market.. and of course your fabulous handmade things! We spent last week at the Oregon coast, I put up lots of photos on my blog. Have a super week! ((hugs)), Teresa :-)
Beautiful pictures, the blue pot is so cute! I also love the English Scenery, it is so beautiful! tc
Such lovely autumnal photos Helen and here we are at the end of October! I loved your market. Keep warm and Happy Halloween...may it be all treats and no tricks. Hugs xxx
More loveliness from your corner. A little embroidery adds so much to your pin cushions. Love the X-s on the seams. Yes, October flew by.
I enjoyed going out with you today, dear Helen. Beautiful scenery and just the sort of shops I like. But what happened to October? It flew by.
Amalia
xo
Such a lovely Autumnal post Helen! You have such a wonderful eye for colour and for taking photographs! The market looks lovely and I'm glad you found an addition for your collection! Have a lovely week! Christine xx
Of course the first picture really pulled me in! The pink flowers and pink pumpkins... what is better than that??? (smiles).... unless it's the gorgeous Fall countryside and a shop full of treasures! Wonderful photos! I too am sad to see October go.. I love that month and it's not yet quite into the "rush" of the holidays. Hugs.. Marilyn
Thanks for posting the beautiful views of your trip to see your dear family as well as sharing your vintage find and your pretty redwork project. I am trying to learn Lucy's Neat Ripple pattern making a preemie blanket. The first row is a challenge! Hoping you have a productive happy week, Helen xx
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