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the top part of the one off the loom looks like a lake with the land around it throwing a spit of land into it!

Ha, you should see my passport - I have no idea who that sleep-deprived mass murderer is !

Richard, this gives a whole new meaning to "roast lamb" :shock: Your theory about their hearts stopping is, I think, correct - I once read about being near an impact you must make yourself as small as possible (or was it as long as possible? Oops, I can't remember...) to minimise the risk ...

Sheep do get themselves very dirty....

Friends of ours are in the midst of lambing at the moment, they have the most adorable Leicester Longwool lambs!

The very picture of a persecuted kitty

And how nice to "meet" you face to face Richard!

A card for friends of ours who have just welcomed a new granddaughter

world

So a lot of concentration needed then!
Are the pink flowers tulips?

Lexi inspects the progress I made in class:

Managed two leaves and some yellow tulips in preparation for tomorrow's class

OK, it's not the World Domination that DH keeps urging on Mabel, but Stitch magazine have asked if I'd like to be their Meet the Artist profile feature for the edition with Bunny Beware in it. I'm chuffed to bits - beverages-with-snack-of-choice all round!

mortar (and pestle)

Card for two friends' combined 80th birthdays

Lovely textural variation!

followed by groan...

Oh dear, Richard, I shouldn't but your description did make me smile. I hope Tracy enjoyed her residential - Canterbury is lovely so I hope she had some looking-around time as well as her course.

After which, counting the sheep whose wool was being spun was probably beneficial!

A friend shared this memory from early on in the first Covid lockdown:

Hurrah for Curious George!

What a lovely opportunity!