The snowdrops are all over now, but there are daffodils a-plenty in my garden and in a vase upon my shelf, the chickens are laying more regularly and I have even seen hares (rather like the ones in my Wheel of the Year project above) playing in the field across the railway lines behind the signal box.  

The March Bustle & Sew Magazine was published last week, and is full of spring (and Easter) goodness.  

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We have chickens and bunnies, flowers, eggs and even a flamingo!  Florence Flamingo is this month's archive design and though she's a decade old is looking just as pretty as ever! If you're a subscriber then you should already have received your copy, and if you haven't then please do let me know soonest. If you'd like to subscribe there are details below, or to purchase individual back issues please just click here to visit our website.

I'll be back next week with lots more news, but for now please do excuse this shorter than usual newsletter - I have a Polar Explorer Cloak and a Burglar Swag Bag to make for Freddie and Florence's World Book Day outfits next week and I need to get sewing!

Until next time, very best wishes from us all here at Station House!

Helen x

The Wheel of the Year panel is now back in stock on Etsy  There is also a digital option if you're confident with drawing and dividing your own circle and transferring the motifs.the so many birds

Aflowers and other motifs I would have loved to have stitched but simply didn’t have space for!

Anyway, the Wheel of the Year panel is now back in stock on Etsy and delivery times have returned to normal after the Christmas holidays.  There’s also an option for a fully digital pattern if you’re confident drawing your own circles and transferring the motifs.) the edges of each panel as I always think finishing the edges to avoid fraying is one of the less exciting parts of beginning a new project.  The panels are printed on a nice quality pure cotton fabric that is a pleasure to work with.  I loved stitching my own wheel (you can see it in pride of place on my shelf in the first image), and really didn’t want to finish it.  I shall have to think of another project that takes us through the year in the same way – there are so many birds, flowers and other motifs I would have loved to have stitched but simply didn’t have space for!

Anyway, the Wheel of the Year panel is now back in stock on Etsy and delivery times have returned to normal after the Christmas holidays.  There’s also an option for a fully digital pattern if you’re confident drawing your own circles and transferring the motifs.