So this is what I came up with, the fabric was my first go at machine felting,a felted scarf. It's great to find a use for it.
One each.
While the younger family members were in Cromer, Mr.T. went for a boys night out in Norwich so I had a nice restful evening on my own until 11 O'clock just as was going to bed when he phoned"we've missed the last train home." I was very tempted to just say "oh Dear" but I went and picked him and a couple of mates up.
This morning at 9am these arrived, not from Mr T but one of his erstwhile friends. A very nice gentleman.
I am ashamed to say I didn't have a nice vase for them,I usually use a jug with garden flowers. So off to the Charity shops I went. Didn't find a vase I liked(back to the jugs then) but I did find lots of other stuff.
These are called Owl mugs and were made by Holkham pottery which closed in 2007. These were made during the 70's. I have a small collection of Holkham Pottery which was, of course in North Norfolk. I love these mugs, the only other one I have has a chip but these are perfect.
I also found these, a real reminder of my childhood which I just had to have but will probadly sell on---or not.
And to go with my afternoon tea a bit of light reading then
it's off to the fireworks at the carnival tonight.
I hope you have had a good day and enjoy the rest of your week.
Gillxx
The caveman bags are cute! Some good finds, I've never seen the owl mugs before, but they are lovely! :) x
ReplyDeleteOh those bags are brill, I hope you show us the caveman outfits! I love your little finds, the mugs are lovely.
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You're brave going to the fireworks. We stay away!
ReplyDeleteThose felted bags are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI still have a secret stash of old Ladybird books and there's no way I'm ever giving them up:)
I love those bags - what a clever Mum you are!....and you certainly deserved that bouquet!Enjoy your Carnival Weekend.
ReplyDeleteI remember my parents buying Owl mugs at Holkham just like that in the 70s during a camping holiday at Wells.
ReplyDeleteI have a little Owl jug from there too, in a lovely duck eggy blue/grey. Its a devil to wash up if you use it for cream!
Oh, I'm so sad that the Holkham pottery has closed. I still remember a trip to it as a child and I bought a tiny piggy bank to keep 6d's in. It was a second, probably all I could afford, I still have it! but sadly no sixpences to go in it.
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