Breakfast of Champignons

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Breakfast of Champignons

An artist blogs about art, drawing, journalling, sketching, screen printing and dolls
Breakfast of Champignons

If you follow craft blogs or Twitter accounts like I do, you'll be aware that it's the time of the year every seller, supermarket and shop are trying to peddle items to give to your child's teacher. I...
Breakfast of Champignons

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4 years

Four years ago, when we moved into Winchester road, i took my son to buy a christmas tree. I buy the trees in pots, the traditional kind, so I can make them last several years, if you keep them in a shady part of the garden. I cant bear the sadness of...
5 years

The pagan celebration for the start of spring, Imbolc, always seems to be too early to properly celebrate, taking place somewhere between the 31st of January and the 2nd of February. This year that was precisely when it began to snow, which covered up...
5 years

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IAM (not) Colibri

When I took my son to the hairdresser, she admired my dress. ‘I love a smock dress’ she said ‘all the little girls come in wearing them! I wish they made them for adults’ I complimented her on her dungarees. It seemed we both liked dressing like toddlers...