Seven for Sunday: 22 April 2018

Happy Sunday my friends. Here are 7 things which I have recently discovered, recently used, or just really like. Perhaps you'll find something that you might like here too.

Blooms in Bradford on Avon by Anorina Morris

1. Over at Mollie Makes, '40 crochet flower patterns and what to do with them'. They've shared so many cute ways to use pretty crochet flowers!




2. This interesting article on All Free Sewing about "What do laundry labels mean?" - I think it's especially good if you buy and need to wash an item of clothing from another country.


3. This article on the blog Hand Luggage Only, about The Algarve in Portugal. It's where my family comes from and we'll be visiting there next week. I don't completely agree with everything he says (especially about Sagres - the place where early navigators and explorers left Europe to explore the new world).







4. This Bear Mountain QAYG block over at 'Hey let's make stuff' is super cute - use as a wall hanging or make enough for a cute quilt.






5. This great interview over on Diary of a Quilter, with Samantha of Aqua Paisley. I love Samantha's work and follow her on instagram.

6. Crafty Planner has recorded a podcast with quilter extraordinaire, Freddy Moran - listen to right here.



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7. Pappardelle with Butternut and Blue Cheese - doesn't sound particularly delicious, but it's a recipe by Nigella Lawson, so it's got to be magnificent, right? 






If I had the opportunity to have a meal cooked by any celebrity cook or chef, I would certainly choose Nigella. 


How about you? 
Who would you choose to cook for you?

4 comments

  1. Oh those pear trees are so beautiful. We have them here. I love them, but they give me a headache hahaha something with allergies.
    I would love to have every meal prepared for me and hubbs by any chef🙃😂

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    1. I didn't realise they were pear trees in bloom. We don't have where I live. Have a wonderful evening xx

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  2. Hi Anorina great post and i would love Jamie Oliver to cook for me ,hope you are having a lovely time xx

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    1. I love Jamie Oliver too - it was a hard decision. Hah!

      We’re moving from Bristol today and driving up to Stratford upon Avon (Shakespeare country), via Oxford and the Cotswolds.
      Hopefully I’ll get lots of pictures of cute country houses with thatched roofs.
      One thing about this country is that unless you’re driving into a driveway, there’s no room to park on the side of the road.
      It might be a bit weird if I pull into someones driveway to take pictures of their house :)

      Have a lovely evening,
      Anorina x

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