i do not have any 'small beings' lying around my shed.
i have plenty of 'little critters' and 'large beings' but that would not do.
as luck would have it,
i found myself a perfectly perfect 'small being' on tuesday,
courtesy of a fine friend and her shed.
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| photo credited to fine friend |
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| photo credited to fine friend |
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gosh darn it, after going cold turkey for 3 months, she has broken down and is back on 'chocolate spread on white toast' again ~ Tif
Dear wonderful Tif, aka Dottie Angel,
ReplyDeleteIt is so fine to see you enjoying a 'small being' around mossy shed and the gorgeous and darling kerchief/shawl she is sporting is beyond cute! Did your fine friend knit it? Does she have a pattern to share? It would be so nice to find a pattern for such a spiffy kerchief! Do share if you can.
Much enjoyment is had reading your posts. Love, alipyper
Good Lord have mercy. If it couldn't get any cuter she wears a headscarf. *bites cheeks*
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful pictures and what a adorable small being...
ReplyDeletehug.
Oh these pictures ares so sweet and inspiring.
ReplyDeleteEvery time I read your blog I just want to sit at my sewing machine all day long.
I can't wait to see your blankie selection I am waiting on pins and needles. Not really cuz that would really hurt but I am excited ;)
Amy
Well that is a perfectly perfect small being you've found yourself! High hopes to one day running into such a perfectly small being myself!
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So lovely!
ReplyDeleteOh! These pictures are lovely!
ReplyDeleteI smiled all the way through. =)
That little gal is simply darling.
Looks like alot of fun was had with the little helper around. So cute!
ReplyDeleteI loved the photos, all so beautuiful. You have such a fantastic eye for fabrics.
ReplyDeleteNutella!! Very cute post ;)
ReplyDeleteI have my own little one like that, she even has a little red shawl. xo
Oh my how incredibly sweet!
ReplyDeleteWhat a absolutely lovely little friend you have found Tif. I just love the expressions on her face - maybe she will grow up into a dottie angel too !!! :-) Looking forward to your shop update with much anticipation. happy week, Julie :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a cutie and what lovely 'makes'.
ReplyDeleteChocolate on toast, never tried it but it does sound scrummy, then again I might get hooked too.
Carol xx
she's so cute.
ReplyDeleteLove your skirt, too!
cute! a minitif! x
ReplyDeleteLooks great, I love it!
ReplyDeletearen't little people wonderful?!
ReplyDeletei seriously think i died a hundred times reading this post. SO ridiculously adorable!
X
Oh my goodness... she's adorable!! I see she has Dottie Angel aspirations and perfectly dressed for the part too :) (is that a ruffly scarf I see? ;)
ReplyDeleteSuch amazing photos. I want to give both of you a hug.
ReplyDeleteoh yes indeedy, a perfectly perfect 'small being' :)
ReplyDeletethe little crocheted shawl was a gift from my fine friend's friend to her 'small being'. i have no idea where the pattern is from, all i know is, upon seeing it i gasped thee gasp at its fabbiness.
i now wish to wear one too!
yes Leanda, you spy a 'rippley ruffley' collar!
thank you for your lovely comments, i smiled a whole lot whilst reading them. most kind of you indeed :)
she is a cutie. Such beautiful photos. I love nutella on fluffy white bread, yummo. Looking forward to seeing your shop full of goodies. bec x
ReplyDeleteIf one were to join Ravelry and search for the pattern called "calamity jane" by Kirsten Hipsy, you can craft your very own ruffley collar. Unfortunately I know no other way to buy the pattern (it's 4.99 on Ravelry). The yarn for this particular shawl was Mountain Colors Twizzle in an olive colourway, a worsted merino/silk blend. (alas, I am not the knitter of the gem but a friend that happens to know the technical details)
ReplyDeletesmall being is a magical model
ReplyDeleteand fine friend a very fine photographer
the props are gorgeous too!
would that be nutella? if so, i have a similar weakness. am partial to the green & black's one too (trouble is it's a bit posh and only wants to be spread on artisan bread).
we have a small being here that will only have his snacks served on his 'happy monkey' tray (which was meant to be for nana).
golly gee that is one cute muffin....here i am knee deep in men and there is the cutest muff dressed in the cutest clothes i ever saw...man.
ReplyDeleteShe is just too scrumptious~ So adorable! Oh my goodness. Thank you for sharing these fabulous photos! Jamie V in MT
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What great photos - I love, love, love your skirt. The small is adorable - as my nan would say "I could eat her up on a jam butty." Can you tell where we are from? The North of England, Blackpool to be exact. I am also a long way from home and I thought I was the only person this side of the Atlantic that says willy nilly. x
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet little person you found! I also am desirous of a shawl. I did quite a few flowers to make a shawl.. then I got boooooored of making them.
ReplyDelete((hugs)), Teresa :-)
cutie little lady!
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ReplyDeleteR U selling any of those
little
dollies like that
in you etsy shop?
the short one
that wears
the head scarf
and
looks as if she might already B
knit~trained?
yeah
THAT dollie!
i am going now to check your etsy
2 C if you have any listed...
{{ i certainly could use that kind of cutie*pie to help me
with my Holiday pom*pom making
over here... }}
Oh my...what a lovely little 'small being' you have found there Tif :o)
ReplyDeleteShe is adorable, from her splendid headscarf to her 'cloggy style' slipper/shoes.. I do miss 'small beings' around my home...
Such beautiful photos Tif..I hope 'small beings' mummy is proud :o)
Have a most splendid day my dear.
Take care,
Donna xx
What adorable wholesome photo's i loved this post. And pompoms to ;-) dee x
ReplyDeleteThese photos are awesomeness in a big ol box! How adorable!
ReplyDeleteThis young lady is clearly a kindred spirit! I love everything about her wonderful outfit and inquiring ways, and the photos are simply dear!
ReplyDeletehurrah hooray sarah! many thanks my dear for the info. you know i am not a member and yet my patterns are up there! most interesting to see, i can only see if someone kindly shows me if they have an account. under 'dottie angel patterns' :)
ReplyDeletea great start to the day, a morning cuppa, your kind words and looking towards a bit toast and chocolate spread. i'm not a nutella girl, i'm a cadbury's chocolate spread girl. one jar kindly bought back from old blighty by my man. hence i am no longer a recovering addict, but an addict again :)
some pink flowers... you are so silly, you made me smile :)
delighted to think of a small being, attached to a little happy monkey tray. i'm very attached to mine, i did have two and then i lost one! how can one lose a tray?! i did not take my tray out for a walk, i guess he is playing hide and seek with me within the shed...
happy friday my dears
x
How fantastic that your borrowed small being has such good dottie angel taste!
ReplyDeleteAnd where, oh where, did you get your boots? I have a serious case of the wanties.
my boots are by Sanita, they are fleecy lined and wooden clog soles. i found them on ebay end of last winter and stored them until this moment. having been on my feet for the past 2 weeks, i think it most true to say, they are the most comfortable winter boots i have ever owned.
ReplyDeletei will be highlighting them when i do a little blurb about clogs soon :)
What a peachy small being and her mother for sharing.
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