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It has been one heck of a month. I think we've been walloped with so many life events this year - some good, others dreadful - that we are just reeling from it. However, there is always needle felting and I am so pleased that 'Mollie Makes' have used another of my patterns for their latest issue - a chicken brooch, easy and quick to make, with written and photographic instructions. It's in issue 21 which is in shops now, available to buy online here or as a digital download here.
It was also lovely to be in the same section as my online friend, Debs -
'Imagination of a Ladysnail' who has her sweet character brooches featured. We've followed each other's progress for years, and it's so nice to be celebrating a bit of success together. Deb's blog is
here.
Latest order to be finished; eight Christmas Cottages for one lucky person's tree. I'm all cottage'd out for the moment, but you can find the pattern in '
Mollie Makes Christmas' and make your own - I'd love to see pictures of the results.
It seems like a long time ago when I made these little chaps - in our old cottage, back in the Spring before we moved. Cottages and houses really are the dominant theme this year.
And now at last, they are in the gorgeous new 'Mollie Makes' project series, published by Anova Books. I opened my latest mag to see this - and a lovely in-house photo of my little cottages.
The nice people at
Anova have offered a giveaway of a free copy to a lucky winner - just leave a comment on my blog here, and I'll draw all the names out of a hat on Wednesday morning October the 10th - so get your name down before then, and I'll send the winner's email address to the publishers. Open to the Whole World.
I've already got my copies - so many lovely things in there, I feel happy just looking at it.
Oh, and if you'd like a bonus entry, subscribe to Lovecraft/Anova
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I know someone who would adore the chicken brooch. Uh oh, fingers are itching and the needles are pricking.
Hope you have had more good than bad life wallops. Here is to a more calm and peaceful New Year.
I just love my print so thank you very much! I'm wishing you a lovely holiday and a very Happy and productive New Year! I know as you fix up Bodge Cottage you will grow to love it very much.
A very Merry Christmas from your friend in Austin, Texas :)
You have excelled yourself with those little houses, they are so very des res.
So good to get your work in such a
wonderful magazine, I hope all is going well at Bodge Cottage, we have had the same sort of year at
Gull Cottage. And doing some nasty remodeling too. Looking forward to the smell of a bowl of fresh lavender and shining floors once again.
Hope its a happy Christmas in your new home
best
julie
I think I'd really like to have a go at this chicken, so will get the magazine.
Do you think you'll be able to keep some real hens in your garden?
What a small world it really is ... I met Debs a few years ago ... she came to my house with a mutual friend. Its nice to see she is doing well in her chosen career.
Hope you are settling in your new home.
Vicky x
Cute!
PD
Hey Gretel, how fab to be featured again along with Deb.......your chicken brooches are too cute. You know how much I like a chook.......I'll have to be patient as issue 19 has only just arrived here and I like a hard copy rather than a digital one.
Sorry to hear things have been tough recently, you've certainly had a busy year with all your moving. I hope 2013 is alot calmer and you can really settle in to your new home.
Righto off to visit Deb's blog, her Robin brooch is gooooorgeous.......
Claire x
hi, congratulations on being featured in Mollie Makes! Ive just checked out your friends blog and her work is fabulous! Thanks for your tip on where to buy felting needles, Ive been pretty busy making my little nests, amongst all the other fairly random things I make, and other folk seem to like them too...which is a bonus!! The cottages are lovely...what a lucky Christmas tree! xx
Thank goodness for cotton and wool and yarn and fabric--all things to help us work out the worries of the day in a creative way. I'm sorry that you have been having a rough go of things lately--I hope that has run its course and you are on the track of more positive happenings.
As always, I adore what you make. :)
Gretel, on my walk round my neighborhood yesterday, I saw the new MM for sale, and bought it without even first glancing through the pages to see what treasures might be there.
So...what a grand surprise to see you absolutely charming hen! Wow! I think that you'll inspire lots of folks to try their hands at the art of needle felting. (Perhaps in the New Year, I might even find time for an attempt of my own.)
Your cottage ornaments are terrific, too. I could see folks starting a collection, so that in years to come, they might have an entire village hanging from their trees. Would you consider adding a church inspired from some of those lovely ancient places you and Andy showed me?
xo
I'm not the hugest fan of Molly Makes, but your hen and your cottages are absolutely delightful, I might even be persuaded to buy a copy of the mag!
Well done Gretel, they look absolutely gorgeous!
Thankyou for your comment on my newest painting, praise indeed from you.x ;)
Wishing you and Andy a wonderful and happy christmas in your new home.
Love Jess x