Little Cotton Rabbits

[...] . If you are one of the people who have written and asked me about availability of animal patterns you will have probably received my standard answer "Thanks for asking about the [...]

[...] ................................................ PS: Lots of people have asked about the other animal patterns (fox, elephant, mouse, monkey etc) and I will be writing up these over the coming months. [...]

[...] on Amy's face when she saw the first swing that we put up, and Toby's utter joy at the climbing frame, he was up there before it had even been finished! I have fed him lots of petit filous [...]

[...] ; There was lots of lush, green growth     a pretty herb wall   a swing and climbing frame for the children  (from 2007 when Amy was a lot shorter than me and Toby refused to wear [...]

[...] . I think it helps that he loves his new swing chair and I feel better at the loss of the climbing frame when I see him spinning and rocking and squealing with delight!     Well, it's nice [...]

[...] ............................................... Update: Tuesday 1st May I've just used the random number generator to select a recipient of the little spring bunny from all of those that generously [...]

[...] spring bunny.     On Monday April 30th I'll draw one name with a random number generator from all of those who have donated and that person will win her. Thanks so much x & [...]

[...] and tell me something you like to do with your free-time. I'll pick 2 winners using a random number generator a week today (Tuesday 10th September) I'm also giving away a free supplement to my bunny [...]

[...] in which we each take pleasure in our free time. I've left the choice of winners to the random number generator (see bottom of post) which has come up with... 359 Farm From Harm Farm 178 Thistle Sorry [...]

[...] brings pleasure and peace. I was also really pleased to be asked about the contents of my knitting bag by Jennifer at Let's get Crafting magazine. I do love collecting knitting bits and trying out [...]

[...] a lot of recently.     There are also bunnies and foxes slowly emerging from my knitting bag and I'm still plodding along on my one-a-day misty afghan which is now getting big enough [...]

[...] stuff and similar things and I'm very happy to have it back. Anyway, I'm getting back into the term time swing of things here, catching up (albeit rather slowly) with an email backlog that built up [...]

[...] so well together to keep the children happy and entertained. Toby's visits there in term time and the school holidays give him a chance to interact with others and while he's [...]

[...] of humour which was in danger of becoming a bit threadbare.   It is good to be back in term time again and have a little time for peace and quiet. I am currently enjoying pondering plans for [...]

[...] I should be ready to tackle another couple of patterns. Though I will also be writing some 'knitting tips' posts over the coming weeks as there were lots of tips for things like fairisle knitting that [...]

[...] to make a dress. The rest of the pattern can sit on your computer for reference and like my bunny patterns all photos are zoomable if you want to see more detail on the fiddly bits. The pattern is [...]