About Me

Home-maker living in rural North East Scotland, in my 7th decade.  Empty nester with two daughters in London.  Supporter to one beloved independent octogenarian living nearby.  Previously a rescue oldie dog owner, poultry keeper and elderly cat manager (and hopefully not pet-free for long).  Keen cook and baker, weed warrior.  Part time library assistant / volunteer.  Avid knitter, keen crocheter, occasional felter, sometimes stitcher, mad mosaicer and general craft dabbler - that's why I'm never at a loose end!

Get to know me better:
  • My favourite book is "The Vanishing Act Of Esme Lennox" by Maggie O'Farrell
  • My favourite film is "Fried Green Tomatoes At The Whistle Stop Cafe"
  • My favourite colour is turquoise (though I seem to mainly knit in purple!)
  • I'm a Queen's Guide
  • I've hiked at Machu Picchu, climbed Ayers Rock and held my children's hands too tightly at the edge of The Grand Canyon
  • I trained to be a cartographer and worked offshore in the North Sea oil industry in the 1980's
  • I prefer prosecco to red wine nowadays but always enjoy a G&T
  • The box of chocolates is entirely safe until the cellophane is gone
  • I'm not great with house plants but can make orchids repeat flower
  • I'm still not over the loss of our beloved lab/collie cross
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4 comments

  1. turquoise!!! I knew we had SOMETHING in common - your blog is beautiful- love from your extremely uncrafty "couldn't sew a button on if my life depended on it" wee sister! xx

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  2. I love your work Lorna.......... and your blog............... you really are a brilliantly talented writer, knitter, felter and mosaic artist! Thanks again for the wonderful blog you wrote about your two day class at Blue Sky Mosaics.......... what a boost it was/is to me!! It was a joy having you here for your course.

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  3. Lovely write up of the Perth Festival of Yarn.
    We loved chatting with you too...the ladies from Wool-n-wood!
    Trying to work out how to follow your blog.
    Lesley

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  4. Great write up of the Perth Festival.....
    We loved chatting to you too and we also spoke to your friend with the beautiful coat!
    Enjoy your goodies and look forward to seeing the end results.
    The wool-n-wood ladies

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