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Nicky Fraser

ohhh your evening sounds lovely..! One of my girl's has gone to London today with her daddy to visit the museums for her birthday, so I'm home alone with the youngest two. We are making two chocolate birthday cakes... :0 . Needless to say the wine is chilling.

Amber

I'm quickly becoming obsessed with these Japanese craft books! This looks like another to add to my ever growing list... The linen shawl is an interesting idea...

Thanks for sharing!

Donna

I really appreciate how you always so show many pages from the Cotton and Paint magazines. I have one treasured copy I read over and over. I sure wish Yesasia would stock it.

I treated myself to a large piece of linen with a store coupon for 40% off. It's supposed to be for making placemats as a wedding gift, but I keep looking at it thinking what a lovely article of clothing it would make--such as that shawl!

Amanda

Ooo, you temptress! But really, thanks for showing the innards, I love getting a preview before I decide to buy. It's almost like getting to see it at my local magazine store!

Happy birthday to Billy!

Daisy

Must say that I love that bag too. Have a great "Girlie Bracelet" weekend.xxx

Kitty Jimjams

Yay for beaded bracelets, I bet they'll be smashing. I hope you'll show us a photo later.

Would you mind dreadfully if I stole your "not an Anya H" idea? I dearly love the idea taking the piss out of these fashion-victim ethical bags. I've been carrying my old cotton shopper for so many years now, it really is a tatty old rag, and that is just the perfect, perfect idea for replacing it.

Friday! Chin chin. :)

sara

That linen shawl is striking! I love buying japanese magazines, my best friend live sin tokyo , so its fun to to mag swaps!

sara

That linen shawl is striking! I love buying japanese magazines, my best friend live sin tokyo , so its fun to do mag swaps!

Net

You are brilliant as well as hilarious! You should start a craft-along/flickr group/swap based on the "I am not an Anya Hindmarch Bag"... you're a genius!

jen

eep!!! that's the same mag i ordered just a couple days ago. i can't wait to get it!

Hay

Thanks for the show and tell, I think I will have to get a copy! Have a good evening with the Wii, we have one in our house and man! is it addictive and I am NOT a video game person. Resist! Resist!!

rosehip71

I don't know whether to thank you or tell you off! I was so taken with the Japanese craft books on your site that I went straight to ebay and bought some!

Natalie

I second Hay's comment: wii is fun. It is simple, interactive and even a bit creative for the users... at least try creating your own little mini wii self.

lynn

Playing Wii sports is a lot of fun. All of us like it, even my six year old daughter, who isn't into video games. Creating your own Mii is a lot of fun too. My husband's looks just like him.

Mama Urchin

Sounds like a great weekend for everyone!

tanja

Japanese craft books are so fantastic! Thank you for the nice photos! Those corsages are really pretty - and all the other things too ;) I really like your blog. I have visited here long time but not until now am I brave enough to leave a comment. Happy spring!

carol

I just rec'd the Japanese book, Design Collection for kids based upon your recommendation...i love it! thanks. It may be silly but I do get a bit frustrated at not being able to read the words, however I don't think learning Japanese is in my future.

Keri

Do the Japanese LIVE in linen? Because I'm very jealous!! It's hard to find in Alabama.

And I think, now, that I must get a Wii just to remember your comment about the name reminding people to not wet their pants. So funny!!!

Christine

Did you see the shawl Anjali from giantjeanspalor made? It's also very nice! I think I like the bag with the patchworked straps best. Excellent way to use up some of the many scraps lying around here...
That description of the boy who forgets to go to the loo sounds so much like my son! There should be little "wee"-signs all over the place ;-)

Passions & Distractions

Some lovely things in that issue! Hope you had a good weekend! It sounded blissful!

Maria

Oh, what pretty things! My favourite is the linen shawl, it's just sweet.

I've been enjoying your blog and lovely creations for quite some time now. Your work is very inspiring. Thanks for sharing!

Marisa

Thinking about linen a lot lately...this book has some pretty projects in it on that topic.

tyn

I love those corsages! I might try to make one of those- I can wear it while I clean the lavvy!!!! weeeee

gena

These are great! Thank you for sharing your japanese craft magazine info. And for your inspiration in general.

Gina

Happy Birthday to Billy. The draw string bag with the elastic stitching. I have a shirt that has it and have been wondering how to do it myself. Do you have any ideas or advise on it?

Zabrina

Aren't they awesome? I've posted some of mine today by coincidence. I was looking at google for more posts from other people ant yours came up. I've linked to your post.
Have a nice day!!!

pip

Oooh....i LOVE these Japanese craft books! Lovely and inspiring and they sure beat the romance novels my nanna was hung up on! xx pip

Softly

OMG!! I had the exact same idea ... the "Not Anya's bag" idea... sooo easy to copy and tease.
Did you see the queues for them?
ha ha... my hubby thought i was being a bit too tricksy and noone would get it...

gillian

where can i purchase these books frm please

BloonsmaB

What is your favour ?
Wondering .
It'nowondrthat .

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