I came, I pinned, I made!

Once in a while, I see something and I just have to drop everything and make it (more often I just pin it and forget about it) and so it was with the sweet tea pot pincushion from Join the Mood.  Manuela has even posted a very clear step by step tute so you can make […]

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Wool on Sundays – 69 (What the frog!)

Welcome to another Wool on Sundays! Regular visitors to Rainbow Hare will know that my yarn projects tend to grow in fits and starts with as much frogging as making…This week, I was alarmed to find that seems to be spilling over into my daily life. I wanted to send two Sewing Machine Covers to […]

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Scraptastic Mice!

“Can you make a quilt for someone as a wedding present? They like mice so it would be good if if it could have some mice on it”.  My initial response to this (apart from trying to push thoughts of the pied piper out of my head) was that it should be possible…Then I learned […]

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Sewing – WIP

In my first Wool on Sundays post, when I said “I’ve decided to start WOOL ON SUNDAYS. From Monday to Saturday each week Rainbow Hare will carry on unchanged with my usual mix of sewing quilting and random and I’ll save anything related to wool or yarn for Sundays”, I didn’t expect that a year […]

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Wool on Sundays – 67 (another cushion…)

  Welcome to Wool on Sundays – 67 and thank you very much to everyone who visited last week. :) This week, as usual, I had big sewing plans but I ended up to succumbing to attempting another project from this wonderful book, by Cécile Balladino (you can visit her blog Eclectic Gipsyland), which I showed last week. […]

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Wool on Sundays – 66 (purely decorative)

Welcome to Wool on Sundays 66 and thank you very much all the kind and encouraging comments left on last week’s post :) A long time ago (on January 12th, 2014), I wrote a blog post called ‘Solomon Grundy and USP (2014 – Notes to Self)’, which was basically about a resolution I called USP […]

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Wool on Sundays – 63 (Happy Easter!)

A very Happy Easter and Welcome to an almost wordless Wool on Sundays! This week I made a chick, using an easy, fun pattern from Myrtle and Eunice and three cupcakes using a tutorial from mojimojidesigns I think the little chick’s eyes are bigger than his tummy… I remembered I had a cupcake stand somewhere under the […]

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