Saturday, 12 May 2012


When not at work we have been spending time on the new boat 'Lady Lou' we have had a lot of cleaning to do and jobs to complete but it’s coming together nicely. 
I made some scones in the boat oven to test its baking potential and was pleased with the results- the scones took longer than usual to cook but they were also on the larger side!

I’ve began the marathon task of making the curtains for Lady Lou. With the help and advice from my mum we decided on a Taupe Spot fabric, the chosen fabric was from Cath Kidston but at £20 per meter was an expensive option. After a quick shop around I found some almost identical fabric from Clarke & Clarke at only £8.50 per meter. The quality of the fabric is lovely and I’m pleased with the end  result-    only 6 more windows to go!
 
I also enjoyed the tiny glimpse of sunshine we had by having afternoon tea at my Mum’s lovely garden shed.
 Thanks for reading x

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  1. tea17 May 2012 at 11:00

    Thank you for your comment :) My little dog is really sweet. Someone beat him and threw him, and we took him to the animal shelter.
    I love your blog! So many beautiful photos. The curtains are beautiful! Also I like dots everywhere.
    You inspired me. :) I need to find similar material here.
    Beautiful place for afternoon tea.
    Lady Lou is great :) (You watched episode of "Keeping up apereances" - "What to Wear When Yachting"? My favorite show! Patricia is so funny. A great actress. serial is on youtube)
    Greetings and hugs! XXX

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  2. Tracy Glover31 July 2012 at 14:10

    I love the boat! I spent a holiday in the Scottish Highlands on a similar one.
    Your scones look gorgeous. I could just climb in and have a lovely nestle there amongst all your pretty things.x

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