I do. Vaguely. It feels like it has been a very long time though. I guess that's what blog archives are good for. Reminding you of who you are and where you've been.
Anyway, while there haven't been many crafting opportunities on the road so far, I have snuck in a little bit of crochet here and there and made a little ballerina bunny for my Puppy.
But I think I have finally been forgiven for leaving her Humpty at home.
Hugest love and thank you to Miss Nel in New Zealand for the fab book the bunny pattern came from. I miss you guys loads. xx
Bunny Ravelled here.
And yes I know that her mouth looks like a moustache but the owner doesn't care so neither do I.
Better fly, the other four are playing skipping with a long rope outside the caravan and its time to head to the pub for dinner.
Have a great night.
Check ya. xx
that is the cutest bunny ever with her little skirt! hope the trip is going great so far, looking forward to following your adventures :)
ReplyDeleteOh how could she not love it!It's adorable.I noticed the label "bendigo woollen mills" - did you visit it?
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the meal x x so cute . . . The bunny & jazzy x x
ReplyDeletevery cute.
ReplyDeleteOh Kate! How could you leave Humpty?
Glad your sweetie has forgiven you. xx
I love hearing about your exploits. Makes me want to pack up my fam and head out somewhere! Keep it coming, I wait impatiently for each new instalment!
ReplyDeleteAnd the bunny is super cute.
Bree
bunny perfection. nope, not a mustachio - I know one when I see one ;)
ReplyDeleteThat bunny is soo cute!!Perfect for a little girl. Enjoy your trip!!
ReplyDeleteThat is so not a moustache ... just a cute crooked smile ... probably all that being dragged about by the ears ;)
ReplyDeleteBeing brave enough to embark on a journey like yours is just a different kind of making ... you may not be sewing or hooking much but you're making moments and memories ... enjoy x
I bet the gorgeous Miss P loves her new bunny! It looks like you guys are having a bril trip Kate! much love,XXJ.
ReplyDeleteSo sweet.
ReplyDeleteYou can't beat a mummy-made softie.
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Adorable. Hope you had a great dinner at the pub.
ReplyDeleteLoving the handfull of crusts! lol
ReplyDeleteSo doesn't look like a moustache Silly!
ReplyDeleteOh this is so beautiful Kate. You're a wonder, whipping up a little gem like that while you're on the road. It's gorgeous! Loving your pics here too, everything about them is lovely... even the crusts! ;o) xo
ReplyDeletethat sweet blissful smell of freedom and long open roads is just oozing from your blog at the moment. making my feet itch. . .
ReplyDeleteThat kid is so gorgeous i just wanna squeeze those cheeks!
ReplyDeleteps. the bunny is pretty cute too!
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Bunny is super cute...I am thinking that it will be fun devising ways to craft on the road.
ReplyDeleteShe's FABULOUS! No wonder you've been forgiven. I smiled when you spoke about heading up through central Australia - it's just so romantic and adventurous and brave and ... well, I just liked it :) Everything sounds wonderful :) Kx
ReplyDeletep.s. word verification "fibbity"... trying to remember what fibbity jibbet means and where it comes from :)
loved her before love her all over again!
ReplyDeleteAND yes she is the perfect solution to Humpty being left behind.
Hope your having the best night, enjoying the warmest and hopefully a bit of peace XOOX
Sweet bunny :)
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful x
ReplyDeletewhat a sweet little bunny! And such a sweet little girl too :)
ReplyDeleteThat is a gorgeous bunny! If you come through Kalgoorlie in WA I'd love to catch up with you - we have a great park that the girls would love!
ReplyDeleteKate you got yourself a travel blog now :-) and I'm loving checking in with what you are doing.
ReplyDeleteBunny is super sweet.
Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteand the bunny is not too bad either.
Oh my goodness what a sweet little bunny which happens to be in the same colors as Hello Kitty! Glad to hear that your enjoying your holidays so far - it is wet and miserable in Melbourne today.
ReplyDeleteBallerina bunny is just gorgeous! I bet your lovely girl adores her. My wee girl just happened to be sitting next to me when I visited your blog and she is now pleading with me to make her one! I bet you loved having your hook out again.
ReplyDeleteThat little bunny is perfect!!
ReplyDeleteSounds like you are all having a fab time.
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You make my heart melt ... so happy for you being so happy ♥♥♥♥♥
ReplyDeleteshe's beautiful, and so is the bunny♥
ReplyDeleteCute bunny and I'm sure she'll make a great traveling companion (being clean and white is overrated; tired, dusty, but full of wonderful memories is my preferred state) :-D
ReplyDeleteFollowed trashalou here, and adding you to my reader. I love your photos, and the bunny reminds me very much of a TV character from my childhood. On the Captain Kangaroo show, there was a little rabbit with glasses, named Mr. Bunny Rabbit! He frequently got into trouble with his pal, Mr. Moose.
ReplyDeleteI think what you're doing is amazing. Your girls will remember this all their lives - even if only in family stories for the younger ones.
ReplyDeleteThe stitching of your journey onto the vintage cushion is nothing short of a genius idea!