Eggs

Well our girls are doing an eggcellent job at the moment with even one of the newest girls starting to lay.  The speckled sussex has just started and she has white eggs which are small at the moment like a bantam egg but will get much bigger as she develops.  I expect the other two will be starting within the next 6 weeks too as they are a fair bit younger.  Omlettes tomorrow night yum!

Surprise!!!!!!!!!!!

Well after a trip to Bendigo today with one daughter, I decided to have a look for felt in Spotlight to no avail.  They had plenty of felt just the really bright colours, some big spots and also some sparkly ones.  Well walked out a little disappointed but on the return back into town I dropped into Teddyworks and found exactly what I wanted.  Arn't they gorgeous.  whoops - i meant li'l blokes on View Street

FNSI

Well I had a very productive FNSI last night working on the panels for the 'our family' quilt.  I finished the teddy/baby block off last night and completed the heart and bluebirds at the top too!  I'm blanket stitching the blocks rather than needleturn and am so far very happy with it. 

Question????

For those of you who use wool felt in your projects, is there a reliable online source.  I cant access it here locally and dont tend to do very much in the way of online shopping.  Any reliable websites that you use personally would be appreciated.  I am mainly looking for some wool felt as the colours in the acrylic I have managed to find are not that very nice at all, but am open to other suggestions for threads etc too.

FNSI

Its on again this Friday night yay!

New chickens

 Here's the new chickens - speckled sussex, golden laced wyandotte, light sussex

 Grace took a gorgeous pic of Merlin and Tess this morning too

Not much to share

I'm afraid that there isnt a whole lot to share from the last couple of weeks but that is all about to change tomorrow.  

I have been busy in the garden, a little bit of knitting, reading my gardening books etc.  and catching up on blogs too.

I have also just picked up some more chickens.  Three gorgeous young girls.  Two are Sussex - speckled mahogany and light,  and the other is a golden laced wyandotte.  They are settling in and I'll have to take some pics when the weather is better.  They are all so pretty and will keep us in eggs for years longer than a cross bred Isa brown could.

Well fingers crossed there might actually be something substantial to share next weekend as I think next Friday is also the FNSI.