Readers’ crafts

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These pages are dedicated to sharing projects and showcasing the talents of our popular Makes & Bakes group

“This was taken from the project in the March 2023 issue. I made this when I was recovering from Covid. Making these little pictures really helped me feel I was on the road to recovery.” Carey Chidwick, North Yorkshire.

“I’ve finally finished my very long shawl from the pattern in the July 2023 issue, which I started last spring.” Linda Weaver, Powys.

“Some hexagons, appliqué bees in the hive, and some turkey stitch and stump work on the bees outside.” Theresa Jerrett, West Yorkshire.

FROM FABRIC AND YARN

“I hope readers like my little egg cosies from the April 2021 pattern. This magazine also had a great article on the Isle of Mull, which I took with me on my trip there last year for reference.” Jayne McIntosh, Oxfordshire.

“Embroidery transfers – coloured using fabric pens, then embroidered over. Each square is going to be used in some patchwork I’m working on.” Lynda Benton, Dumfriesshire.

TEATIME TREATS

“I’ve just finished the lovely rhubarb and ginger cake from the May 2024 issue. I can’t wait for a slice.” Geraldine Emerson.

“Pastries from the oven. The triangles are Parma ham and Cheddar; the parcels are prosciutto, Cheddar, mushrooms, tomatoes, peppers and shallots.” Eve Wood, West Midlands.

“Here’s my sourdough with sesame and poppy seeds, plus a banana loaf made with olive oil and almonds, instead of butter and sugar.” Judith Otto, Devon.

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“Here’s my pistachio and cardamom biscuits to accompany a homemade rhubarb fool.” Susannah Connell, Cambridgeshire.

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