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Discussion in 'Members Hobbies' started by wiseowl, Jan 1, 2025.

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  1. Penny_Forthem

    Penny_Forthem Head gardener, zero staff

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    A little spishy splashy 20250313_193410.jpg
     
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    • Ladybird4

      Ladybird4 I'm a gardener. What's your super-power?

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      Loving your crochet work @Jenny namaste. I knit but would really love to learn how to crochet.
      Superb @Penny_Forthem! Have you finished now or are you still tweaking?
       
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      @Jenny namaste I love you cardigan. I really want to make one myself, can I ask how much yarn you used :smile:
       
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      I used 4 x 200 gram balls of DK yarn. using a size 5 crochet hook
       
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      • Sian in Belgium

        Sian in Belgium Total Gardener

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        An ink sketch I did last month..
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        • Bluejayway

          Bluejayway Plantaholic

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          That's a lovely sketch @Sian in Belgium, wish I was talented like that. Can only manage stick-men!! Love windmills!
           
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          • Valley Gardener

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            • Penny_Forthem

              Penny_Forthem Head gardener, zero staff

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              Inspired by glorious weather in Llanberis.
              Sunrise over Llyn Padarn.
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              • Valley Gardener

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                Another slate house number for my daughter who rescues Corvids. 20250326_122508.jpg
                 
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                  I love your Corvid @Valley Gardener, very handsome!

                  I have hundreds of Welsh slates remaining from a roofing job years ago. I use some of them as plant markers, just paint the name - Lettuce....Carrots....whatever...at the top in acrylic, and over-varnish the writing. Saves buying and using plastic labels, and slates tend not to blow away or be dislodged by pigeons ( or Corvids ) :smile:
                   
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                  • Valley Gardener

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                    How lovely @Tinkerton,no doubt they look far better than plastic. How do you cut it? Mine are all the same size which is a bit limited.
                     
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                      I don't cut it, @Valley Gardener, it's not easy at all. Someone else might know. A roofing slater would probably 'knapp' it, but you'd not get a straight edge, doing it that way. Luckily I've got all kinds of weird shapes and sizes in my slate pile, so a good old rummage usually gives me what I'm looking for, eventually!
                       
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                      • Penny_Forthem

                        Penny_Forthem Head gardener, zero staff

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                        20250406_200542.jpg W.i.P.
                        I have been passing the time to the op on my broken arm, by daubing.
                        Will finish and polish it later
                         
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                        • Ergates

                          Ergates Enthusiastic amateur

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                          @Jenny namaste, did you have a pattern for your crocheted cardigan? It looks gorgeous, but I’d really have to have instructions to follow! Not confident at crochet and not much better at knitting!
                           
                        • Jenny namaste

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                          There are dozens of free patterns -.just search on Google .
                          IT is quite challenging but it's worth it
                          jenny namaste
                           
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