One of Finnabair’s video classes for her Patreons was Father Frost’s Hut & as soon as I saw it I knew I had to give it a go
Father Frost is the Slavic equivalent of Father Christmas but with a beautiful blue coat as opposed to our much more familiar red (a certain fizzy drink manufacturer has a lot to answer for!)
The idea of a winter wonderland certainly called to me so I gathered together some bits & bobs & set to work
Nowhere near the standard of Finn’s hut of course - she really does have the magic touch - but I am quite pleased with the outcome & really enjoyed the process
It is now extremely difficult for me to do any sort of art these days due to an ongoing little problem (body, not mind) so instead of a few hours this took several days … but what is it they say about it being the journey & not the destination that matters?
Also really difficult to WOYWW on a regular basis so HUGE apologies if I am not able to visit you back - I will do my best but it really is dependent on my poorly tummy
The wonderful world of WOYWW desk hopping can be found over at Julia’s at The Stamping Ground
Hi Debbie. That hut is amazing! It doesn't matter how long it took you - if you enjoyed it - and the end result is just great! I'm sorry to hear you are really struggling at the moment - I do hope your health turns a corner soon.
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Margaret #8
Hi Debbie, your Frost Hut is gorgeous, I am not surprised it took you a few days. Sorry to hear your health is not good and wishing a speedy recovery. Angela #4
ReplyDeletewhat a gorgeous hut - it really looks fabulous. Good to see you here but sorry you're in poor health, hope things improve soon. Happy WOYWW Helen #6
ReplyDeleteWow, that Father Frost house is amazing, all the little details are fab and you can spend hours looking at it. Well done Debbie, I think you surpassed yourself here.
ReplyDeleteBut I am very sorry to hear that you’ve been poorly recently, it must be very bad if you’re not able to sit and craft. I sincerely hope that you’re able to access help for it.
Hugs LLJ 3 xx
SO good to see you Debbie and that project was certainly worth the time it took you. It is stunning. SOrry to hear you are unwell. Don't worry about visiting. Hope you are better up to crafting soon. Stay safe and Happy WOYWW. Sarah #7
ReplyDeleteHi Debbie. Good job I popped back, gorgeous little house. Sorry to hear you've been poorly and hope the problem improves soon. Take care and wishing you a lovely belated woyww, Angela x13x
ReplyDeleteHi Debbie, that piece of work is absolutely stunning, and very true words, it is the journey not the destination that matters. Sorry to hear you are not well, I do hope you recover soon. Happy belated WOYWW, it's taken me a few days to visit people. A shoulder injury is affecting my crafting and typing! Take care, hugs Heather xx #20
ReplyDeleteHi Debbie, so glad I popped back to WOYWW and found you had linked up this week- it's lovely to see you on the desks but I'm sorry you are not too well. This little house is absolutely stunning and I don't wonder it took you a few days to make. I hope you recover soon and can continue to enjoy some gentle crafting.
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Diana xx #15
This is super cool, I love it Debbie! xx
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