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Books Read in 2014 | teacups & buttercups
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About Teacups and Buttercups. Books Read in 2014. An old fashioned heart. Books Read in 2014. Here is a list of all the books I can remember reading in 2014 (I had a baby in February, so please cut me some slack, it has not been the best of years in books for me! The books reviewed on teacups and buttercups are linked to the post concerned. Ahern, Cecilia – The Book of Tomorrow. Austen, Jane – Sense and Sensibility. Canfield Fisher, Dorothy – The Homemaker. Du Maurier, Daphne – My Cousin Rachel. Subscrib...
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I’m Dreaming of a Ripple Blanket | teacups & buttercups
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About Teacups and Buttercups. Books Read in 2014. An old fashioned heart. I’m Dreaming of a Ripple Blanket. I’m dreaming of quilts and fabric and. Anyway, I’ve found a really great blog-cum-website called Attic24. It’s run by Lucy who is clearly as mad about crochet and colour as I am. Her blog is a really good read, and she has tons of free crochet patterns and tutorials too, including a couple for ripple blankets. Time to try it out…I’ll post pictures of the results! January 21, 2015. Next Post ».
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The Vyne | teacups & buttercups
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About Teacups and Buttercups. Books Read in 2014. An old fashioned heart. Now that we are fully paid up members of the National Trust, we intend to make the most of our membership and so the Sunday after setting off for Basildon Park, we made our way to The Vyne, near Basingstoke. It was still enjoyable though, in spite of the weather. I personally love a bracing walk and it set us up well for our picnic, which we had pretty much on arriving at the house proper. Do give The Vyne a visit if you’re e...
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December | 2014 | teacups & buttercups
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About Teacups and Buttercups. Books Read in 2014. An old fashioned heart. Month: December, 2014. December 31, 2014. Another Year Over, A New One Just Begun. Well, well. Goodbye 2014. What an amazing year it’s been! My son started preschool in January. My baby is growing up! In 2015 he will start school proper. I had a baby girl on Thursday 27th February at 15:55. She’s the greatest achievement of my year by far. An amazingly hot and sultry summer was had, spending lots of time with family and friends.
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Basildon Park | teacups & buttercups
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About Teacups and Buttercups. Books Read in 2014. An old fashioned heart. I’m so glad we did. It was such a great day out, I can’t recommend it highly enough. And this, a cold wintry day in January! It would be greatly enhanced by clement weather, but, nonetheless, we had a great time. We had such a good time that we even ended up joining the National Trust so that we can visit similar properties elsewhere. I’m so pleased we ended up going out that day instead of moping about at home! January 22, 2015.
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Love Crochet | teacups & buttercups
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About Teacups and Buttercups. Books Read in 2014. An old fashioned heart. Travelling by car or train or bus (though you get some looks on public transport, but who cares, right? Or just sitting round at a friends’ house having a good chinwag. I love that it is so relaxing and rhythmic too. Here’s to crochet. Below are the hexagons which will make up the blanket for Matty. You can probably see why I don’t often post my own pictures – they’re pretty lousy! Bye for now and have a great weekend. Last year I ...
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The Twelve Makes of 2015 | teacups & buttercups
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About Teacups and Buttercups. Books Read in 2014. An old fashioned heart. The Twelve Makes of 2015. I enjoy setting myself little challenges, so this year I’m challenging myself to make 12 crafty or arty makes over the course of 2015. I’ll be trying some painting by numbers…. Some botanical illustration…sashiko…more crochet…. 8230;quilling…quilting…knitting…and much more besides. My January make is, as I have already shared. January 23, 2015. 3 Comments to “The Twelve Makes of 2015”. Address never made p...
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October | 2014 | teacups & buttercups
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About Teacups and Buttercups. Books Read in 2014. An old fashioned heart. Month: October, 2014. October 16, 2014. However, interesting as the sexual shenanigans are, my most glittering prize in my hunt for information on the Bloomsbury set has to be the art of Vanessa Bell. Virginia Woolf, by far the most famous of the two sisters, is in my view, a little overhyped. However, the work of her exceptionally talented sister seems to have been mostly overlooked. I don’t think so. I’m only slig...Which makes m...
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Burns Night Supper | teacups & buttercups
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About Teacups and Buttercups. Books Read in 2014. An old fashioned heart. It was thoroughly delicious as was the Glenmorangie, though potent and a little more fiery than I remembered! A good night was had by all, though hibernation quickly resumed. Did anyone else celebrate Burns Night at the weekend? January 28, 2015. One Comment to “Burns Night Supper”. January 28, 2015 at 09:37. I love celebrating Burns Night too! Haggis is delish🙂 xxx. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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An Education | teacups & buttercups
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About Teacups and Buttercups. Books Read in 2014. An old fashioned heart. A while ago, I wrote about Ladybird books. And most particularly the art in Ladybird books. Well, I was delighted when my husband sent me a link to this Guardian article. Which tells of an exhibition that showcases the art of the Ladybird book. I’m thrilled, now I just have to work out whether I need more reason to visit Bexhill or if this is enough! Does anyone know what Bexhill has to recommend it? January 27, 2015. Notify me of ...
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