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A warm (especially if you live in Britain) welcome to our March newsletter. Brrrr!
In this month's newsletter:
Kits
As promised we now have more the artwork of Sarah Reilly of Love Country, a young English artist whose work is inspired by the local countryside. Two to begin with but there are sure to be more to come.
Bothy have also added four new Wrendale designs a deer, a badger, a rabbit and a fox. With four new kits: two feature Mackintosh roses and the other two are additions to the Silken Long Stitch series.
lots of cartoon designs from the ingenious Peter Underhill The Insomniac, The Intellectual to join the Antagonist, The Imposter and The Individual; a new cartoon cat design and ... dancing frogs.
Rescued from the Drawer
Anne found an interesting booklet at 'the back of the drawer': Easter freebie pattern for you to download. It's a blackwork design of a golden Easter egg with beads which is free to download.
Bargains
We have Easter papercrafts in our Bargain Basement this month all at half price just in time to get on with those Easter cards for April 1st.
And finally ...
Our title is from the poem In A London Square by English poet Arthur Hugh Clough (1819-1861).
December days were brief and chill,
The winds of March were wild and drear,
And, nearing and receding still,
Spring never would, we thought, be here.
Here in Dumfries we have missed the worst of the arctic storm that has hit Britain and we are working normally - but orders we despatch may have to travel through affected areas. A big thank you to all our customers for your forbearance.
They say if March comes in like a lion, she goes out like a lamb. We look forward to writing about lambs in our next newsletter.
In this month's newsletter:
- Glorafilia revived
- Bothy's Spring Collection
- Mackintosh Rose
- Villager Jim
- From the back of the Drawer
- Easter Papercraft Bargains
Kits
As promised we now have more the artwork of Sarah Reilly of Love Country, a young English artist whose work is inspired by the local countryside. Two to begin with but there are sure to be more to come.
Bothy have also added four new Wrendale designs a deer, a badger, a rabbit and a fox. With four new kits: two feature Mackintosh roses and the other two are additions to the Silken Long Stitch series.
lots of cartoon designs from the ingenious Peter Underhill The Insomniac, The Intellectual to join the Antagonist, The Imposter and The Individual; a new cartoon cat design and ... dancing frogs.
Rescued from the Drawer
Anne found an interesting booklet at 'the back of the drawer': Easter freebie pattern for you to download. It's a blackwork design of a golden Easter egg with beads which is free to download.
Bargains
We have Easter papercrafts in our Bargain Basement this month all at half price just in time to get on with those Easter cards for April 1st.
And finally ...
Our title is from the poem In A London Square by English poet Arthur Hugh Clough (1819-1861).
December days were brief and chill,
The winds of March were wild and drear,
And, nearing and receding still,
Spring never would, we thought, be here.
Here in Dumfries we have missed the worst of the arctic storm that has hit Britain and we are working normally - but orders we despatch may have to travel through affected areas. A big thank you to all our customers for your forbearance.
They say if March comes in like a lion, she goes out like a lamb. We look forward to writing about lambs in our next newsletter.
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