Sunday, 25 June 2017

BLOG 351


BLOG 351

The Gresford show is over and done with for another year but it was well worth the joyous effort. Next week I will be able to say what moneys we have raised for charity but, in the meantime, here’s an over-view for you to enjoy. There was a special display of Christmas work and the theme for the challenge this year was ‘In the Air’. Enjoy!

Magic tiles quilt

            Liberty quilt

              Family memory quilt

            Appliqued angels quilt

             Jane’s first quilt

             Display

             60 crafts for a 60th birthday

              Canvas bag

                 Alpaca tea cosies

               Cross stitch panel

                Knitted toys (depressed hedgehog!)

             Knitted garment

                Embellished cushion

               Liberty Stars hanging

              Altar display

            Challenge entry 1

             Challenge entry 2

             Pin cushions

                Chris’s quilt

             William Shakesmeer group quilt

           Xmas display 1

              Xmas display 2

                Xmas display 3

                 Xmas display 4

             Xmas display 5
Exquisite beading

And finally, my daughter persuaded a group of us from her fitness classes to take part in the ‘Pretty Muddy’ 5km charity run on Saturday at Tatton Park. ‘Run’ was interpreted very loosely, we walked most of it, but when someone saw spectators the cry would go up ’public’ and we would all jog athletically until we had gone passed them! We obviously didn’t want to peak too soon! I can’t tell you how much fun it was to be squirted constantly with water, to roll, slip and scrabble in mud, to bounce on space hoppers and to finally slide into a huge pool of mud! Here are the before and after pics!
             Pretty Muddy before
               Pretty Muddy after
              Unrecognisable

                Jackie, Dilys and Tess

 

 

 

 

 

 

2 comments:

  1. Well they do say that mud is good for the complexion!

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  2. The word 'hippopotamus' came to mind as I wallowed in tne mud. It went everywhere but I hope to be thoroughly clean for Gresford next Tuesday!

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