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A rainbow dress and a trip through time
A week or so ago we went to the historic town of Ludlow for their annual Food Festival. As vegetarians we were pretty limited to what we could actually buy as the main products for sale seemed to be sausages and … Continue reading
Posted in children, cooking, craft adventures, knitting, Uncategorized
Tagged Ava Tunic, bread, circus skills, circus tent, days out, days out with kids, food festival, gormet food, Ludlow castle, ludlow food festival, Ludlow town, marmite, Rainbow, rainbow knitting, shropshire, stilts, travel, UK, vegan food, vegetarian food, vegetarian vegan jerky, victorian butter
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Castles, Diamonds and Easter Eggs
Wow – what a week it has been. After a very unexpected snowfall, which was totally out of character here this time of year, we have been working hard in preparation for Ostara and Easter. The egg, an … Continue reading
Posted in children, cooking, craft adventures, Fibres, garden, Goddess, Home Education, knitting, nature, nature table, Pagan, seasonal
Tagged birds, castle, children, childrens crafts, craft, dogs, Easter, easter activity, eggs, goddess, handwork, hare, home education, house of black star, in the round, kids, kids activities, kids crafts, knitting, knitting blog, knitting pattern, magic loop, medieval, Ostara, pagan, picot, rabbit, rainy day, re enactment, snow day, sock yarn, spaniel, spring, spring eqinox, Steiner, Waldorf, whittington
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Wool in the Woods
Is it strange to take wool for a walk? I keep finding myself doing it. Both roving and yarn. I usually have a pretty good idea of what I want to do with it as and when I buy it … Continue reading
Windberry and Cinnamon Jam
A week or so ago we went foraging for wind-berries that hide amongst the heather that covers the local hilltops. An hour or two later and we had half filled our basket and headed down to the hedgerows to gather … Continue reading
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