Today‘s lovely #booknlunch—the weather is beautiful!
Today‘s lovely #booknlunch—the weather is beautiful!
Fun and easy ways to make some unique gifts
https://discover.hubpages.com/literature/Easy-to-make-Handmade-Gifts
#nonfiction
#crafts
Published in 2007 (and bought used for 1p!), these days it has rather a cultural historical vibe. Written/made by multiple contributors, it's an art zine in book form: kind of a grown-up version of the things my sister and I used to make in the school holidays ?. I don't really like that messy, mixed media look, but there are several projects I plan to try (and many another that are more "why on Earth would I want to make that?!"). A curiosity!
This year is flying by…my April #bookspin list!
Thank you for hosting, @TheAromaofBooks 📚
My favorite book for herbs 🌱🍃🌿🌱
#LitSolace #SpringEquinox
#Fridaynightshare favourite Spring -Non-fiction book.
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How cute are these 🐣 All spotted whilst out walking Lola and Belle 🐾🐶💕
Bird feeders were cleaned out this weekend and we have been mobbed lately with chickadees and redpolls, and an occasional nuthatch. #WhatsNewWednesday #LitsyLove
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Covid arrives and the author decides to make a sweater from scratch. From shearing the sheep, spinning and dyeing the wool, and making the sweater. I enjoyed her humor and the particular items she chose to go into depth on, especially color and the origin of particular colors (from bugs). The last quarter of the book got a bit bogged down, but overall I enjoyed it.