It's been a lovely day - weather-wise and in general!
Before church we went to a place called Scottish Fibres (which I stumbled across when doing a Google search for spinning-wheel repairers in Edinburgh... can't believe I have driven past them umpteen times and never known about them!) to see if they could help sort out my spinning wheel which my Granny gave me. They had it fixed in half an hour and ready for use... simple, it seems, if you have some leather, string and oil... and the know-how to use them! So, it's a well-loved and weary spinning-wheel they tell me, but it still has some life in it... hopefully enough for me to try and get to grips with it. I could get it over-hauled at a later date, but that would cost a lot, and it's perfectly workable as is. Now I need to try and find some time to learn to use it...
Tonight I have finally got round to organising some 'work-stations' for our school, to try and add a bit of variety for the kids. Basically, I'll put a different 'activity' (mostly maths manipulatives, but also some reading and some life-skills) in 6 different pla
2 comments:
Hello Esther!
I love your organisation! very inspiring. I hope you will do a post about your Jesse Tree ornamnets, too. Have left a link for you regarding artist tea's with your comment, on my blog.
Lynx
Thank you! Have got side-tracked with some crocheting at the moment, but hope to make progress with the Jesse Tree stuff before it's too late! Love the artist tea idea, thanks for that. Esther
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