Wednesday, 16 January 2019

Hourly check ins

7.30

Little bit of crochet to start the day.


8.30

Hoover and dust the hall, stairs and landings.


9.30

Make envelopes for homemade cards using magazine pages.


Made a template first from an old envelope, then decided that just a square was needed. Put the card on diagonally and fold the edges around the card. Simple.




They need a sticky label for the address.


Perhaps I'll put the sticky labels on the back so the front picture can be seen.


Production line set up and rolling along.


All envelopes done and box put away. Need to make some new cards.


10.30

Lights on the landings dusted.


11.30

Thick bacon piece put in the oven to cook.


12.30

Tomato soup for lunch.


1.30

Decided to make some new cards. What a mess.


2.30

Tidying up the mess and putting things away in this room, followed by a quick hoover.

3.30

Check To Do List and update.

4.30

Afternoon sit down with DH followed by preparations for tea and eating. 

5.30

Unexpected guests who arrived at 4.35 still here.

6.30

Just had a bath and am settling down in the loft room for the early evening - blogging, crocheting, Filofaxing and YT-ing.

7.30

Will be doing the above.

8.30

Will be playing a computer game before going downstairs to watch TV.

Nightie, nightie.

xx



6 comments:

  1. Love the idea of making colourful envelopes, I may have to steal that.

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  2. What a great idea for making envelopes!

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  3. Love the making of the envelopes! A double whammy.

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  4. Love your envelopes. Very resourceful.

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  5. Brilliant idea for the envellopes. I'll remember that one! Thanks.
    xx

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  6. I have used magazine pages of flowers, fruit and vegetables to wrap small gifts and the recipients have always loved them. It is a shame to throw the magazines away when there is so much that can be done with them and your envelopes are gorgeous.

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