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Tuesday, 21 July 2009

At last!!!

Blogging, indeed crafting, has been way down the bottom of the list for the past four weeks since John went into hospital. He is still in Guy's - making a bit of progress - he can now walk with a zimmer and is doing gym work to strengthen his muscles. He's still having dialysis and there doesn't look much hope of his kidneys working again, but we still live in hope.

Thanks for all the good wishes, cards etc that we've received from so many crafting friends. And the other day I received this RAK from a forum friend - some lovely Lush bath stuff:



Yesterday I had a little bit of crafting time in the morning to make my ATCs for the July swap on BF, which asked for two embellishments the same. The background paper is DCWV; the rose circles are PM elements and the silver lettering, swirls etc areAnita's Glitterations - I confess that these are really like peel offs, which I long ago vowed I would never buy again, but somehow I acquired some of these:



And this morning I've managed to do a couple of ATCs for the July swap on CBC - using a stamp. I printed the wording from computer, stamped the Creative Expressions music stamp and the Anita hearts stamp with versamark and heat embossed with silver detail, colouring the hearts with a copic pen. The background paper is PM wedding march:

6 comments:

  1. Glad to hear John is making some progress. Lovely ATCs!

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  2. Glad you're finding just a little bit of time and energy for crafting, I'm sure it will help keep you sane. Great ATCs, the pastel colours on the first set look fab!

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  3. Lovely Hazel. I'm glad you've managed just a little crafting.

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  4. well done on getting some crafting done hazel,as joanne said i'm sure it will keep you sane ;)

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  5. Great work Hazel - they don't look like peel offs. ;)

    Good to hear John is managing to move around using the zimmer. x

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  6. Great to hear that John's making progress. You'll both still be in my prayers, take care.

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