{packing} to camp.
{finishing} sewing. I hope.
{enjoying} sunshine. Everyone cross your fingers for sunshine for us, please!
{delivering} forgotten permission slip.
{panicking} more than a little bit.
{wondering} what else I’ve forgotten.
And breathe.
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Looking forward to reading all about Tudor Camp. You know I love it. Last year I learnt what felt is. I know that makes me sound stupid but I’d never thought beyond those coloured squares we had at school for sewing. When you started talking about the Tudors making felt it was the first time I’d even considered that I didn’t actually know where it came from.
I’m glad it was educational, I certainly find it so too!
I love these x
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