Lockdown and Tier 2 & 3 have given me more craft time this year. I haven't been able to go out and do things that I would normally do so it's been a good time to get some projects done that I've been planning for years.
To be eco- friendly and use up some of my stash of Christmas fabric I made gift bags.
I used them to gift wrap presents for 2 of my crafty friends.
I bought myself a wreath making kit in Hobbycraft just before the 2nd lockdown.
A friend gave me a wreath making book for my birthday and enough wool to make one with a Christmas Robin.
On a rainy Sunday afternoon, I got my glue gun out, put on a Christmas film and had a lovely time putting the wreaths together.
Another job for my glue gun was to make a pompom tree.
I saw this project about 5 years ago in the Hobbycraft tent at a craft fair where they were promoting pompom makers.
On Christmas Eve I made a table decoration using cuttings I'd gathered from the garden using skills I'd learnt on a workshop at Hampton Court Palace last year.
And finally, something I started about 3 years ago and finally got around to finishing.
A gingerbread man garland which I completed a few days after Christmas.
