I’m hard at work making stock for the WI Christmas Fayre in November. That means every spare minute I’m hook-in-hand, including on the train to and from work. This morning while I was hooking away (entertaining the people standing in the aisle pretending to read the newspaper *if you don’t turn the page I know you’re watching me*), I did some Market Maths.
If I want to make eight sets of six granny stars, I need 48 granny stars. I managed to do four stars this morning on the train. I do two train journeys per day. That means eight stars per day. 48 ÷ 8 = 6. Just six days, or 12 train journeys, and I’ll be done with the christmas decorations for the market!
I couldn’t resist hanging the stars off the gladioli that I bought for my boss who is coming back from maternity leave tomorrow. Christmas trees are so last year. Gladioli are the way to show off your decorations!
These are great! They’ll go down a treat at the fayre! I’ve been making diaries, but sadly no train journeys to help in the making!!
Good luck with it! 🙂
Hie heee, isn’t it funny, when you just KNOW people are watching you 🙂 Better – when they are discussing what you are doing – do they want you to hear them? Cause I do!
Nice stars. Agree about Christmas trees…I relly want to get an Acacia branch again!
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