I can hardly believe it’s the first of June already.
Yesterday Carter and I spent the afternoon rambling around our local gardens, stopping to play at the park for a while but mostly just walking, pointing out the sights and chatting.
It’s funny how talkative my little man becomes on these afternoon excursions. When he’s with his older sister he’s really not much of a talker, but when it’s just he and I, he talks almost constantly and is really very good company.
It was lovely to be outside, if a little chilly with the threat of rain never far away.
We also gathered a large collection of leaves and such. So when we picked up Maia from school we decided to make nature pictures (you know, gluing the collected items to card)…
…which evolved into autumn peg people, and autumn peg fairies:
My latest project is taking shape quickly, I hope to have it mostly finished by the end of the weekend.
What’s the weather like where you are? What do you have planned this weekend? Whatever it is, I hope you have a great one! Jxx
POURING with rain !!!
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Oh dear!!!!
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PS. I just posted a photo of progress on my project on facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Green-Dragonfly/252827191436556
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Here in North Wales England the sun is out,we have had a lot of rain and are thankful to see the sun.I’m gardening this morning then I’ll sit and enjoy the rest of the day knitting. LOL Thank you so much for your blog. I find the things you do with the kids great,keep it you. Xx
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At least now the sun is shining- I’m sure the garden will start growing and you wont be able to keep up! xoxo
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Live the peg people/faries-they’re so cute!
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Oops, that should be love-stupid autocorrect!
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Thanks, they are pretty cute. Carter made one too but I didnt get to photograph it… he was zooming it around- so I guess it was a peg fairy superhero again! xx
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Well even faries need superheroes at times!
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It’s a humid 14oC here, with the heating on!! That’s too hot for me. I love your GIF especially, they always fascinate me when done well
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Getting hot here in North Carolina, in the 80’s. Love the little peg people. love Carol
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We have a thunderstorm here. One of my little dogs keeps running outside and barking every time it thunders. He is so brave but I am going to keep him in now. The peg fairies are lovely.
My boy would turn them into ninjas!
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Like the peg fairies.
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Here in New York, the weather is finally turning for the better. We’ve had had 80 degree days and the sun has been shining! I love summer.
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That’s a cute little video and people made from clothes pins. It is hot and humid here in Texas.
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Great peg people inspiration for me (grandma). Going to be a hot day 90F, but in San Jose,CA, it’s dry heat. Have good weekend, everybody.
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Sunny in North Yorkshire- just back from a lovely forest walk , cup of tea and some blog reading! Love the peg dolls!
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Hi Janette, It’s suppose to be winter here, but that hasn’t happened yet!!! It’s kind of weird because the trees are bare and almost everything has died but it is still hot!! No Jerseys nor blanket have come out yet (Except my Granny I’m working on)Love the beautiful peg people and fairies!!! Have a lazy crafty weekend!!!
Love
AMarie
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Love the peg folks. Here in South Carolina it’s been sunny and in the high eighties. We have a baseball game to go to this weekend and looking forward to school being out for the summer next week. I love reading your blog keep up the good work.
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Here in North Carolina, USA, it’s in the 90’s!! Fahrenheit that is! I want to go outside to knit my sock, but it’s just too hot! Can’t wait to see what you’ve been working on! I’m currently about to finish a second sock (yay! Because I told myself I wouldn’t start another project until I had finished the socks) plus, a cream and white shawl which is so fun to work on. I’m itching to start the Holden Shawlette. Too many things to make…not enough time!
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Bit chilly on the east coast in the uk today, picking my daughter up from uni for the last time tomorrow so will be in the car and lugging boxes all day tomorrow.
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Wow it seems so different to me to hear you are coming into winter in June!! Tee hee! We are coming into summer! It would be so kewl to see your country sometime! I always love your posts! Hugz from your blog friend!
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You are such a great Mummy. I just adore all the crafting activities you do with your children. I’m sure they will have lovely memories of those times well into adulthood. Well Done You!
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Summer is just beginning in the U.S. I spent the day today at a “knit out” with my best girlfriend. It was several hours of breezy knitty fun!
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Rainy and overcast in Brisbane. Movie weather.
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Lovely sunny day in the west country here in England, just finished my 2nd cup of coffee, whilst doing a bit of cheeky crochet.in the garden..kids still asleep. all quiet for a short while…love the Autumn peg faires….x
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I’ll never get used to this whole reverse seasons thing! It can’t possibly be winter in June. summer has been visiting us here in the north of the UK. I say visiting because you never know if it’s really going to stay…Love the autumn fairy peg people. Might have a go at those in about 5 months time.
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I was very startled by your post until I realized where you live! I have lived near the Equator, so I know what it’s like to not really have seasons, but I wonder what it would be like to have them reversed!!! Gosh- if I’d found your post earlier then I wouldn’t have had to have a private granny square lesson. Nice instructions!
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