ScrapHappy April 2022

I’ve been waiting so long to write this ScrapHappy, but finally I can share with you our completely scrappy window display. It’s been getting a lot of attention…

It includes several creations from other ScrapHappy participants: a box from Cathy, scarves from Jenny, a blanket from Sue. Also in there, there are many things that have featured in my own ScrapHappy posts, plus some new ScrapHappy bunting made from two old pillowcases and some scrap felt. You may also have noticed that the Snail of Happiness knitted snails (made from scrap yarn) have made an appearance.

Elsewhere in the shop there’s a great deal of scrapiness, including some crochet bunting made by my dear friends Sarah and Katie, plus the wreath I was working on in my last ScrapHappy post, and not forgetting Mr Snail’s triumphant and entirely ScrapHappy counter, decorated with another of my scrappy wreaths plus a scrappy garland made especially for that particular purpose.

I’m constantly adding to the stock in the shop and fiddling about with the way it’s organised, so you can see Sue’s blanket making an appearance inside the shop in the photo above, which was taken whilst the sign was still in the window and so there was no room for the display.

Many thanks to all the people who contributed to our ScrapHappy extravaganza… more on the use of scraps and scrap throughout the entire shop in future posts.

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I’ve been inspired to write this (and future) ScrapHappy posts by Kate,  Tall Tales from Chiconia. On the fifteenth of every month lots of folk often publish a ScrapHappy post, do check them out:

Kate, Gun, Eva, Sue, Lynda, Birthe, Turid, Susan, Cathy, Tracy, Jill, Claire, Jan (me), Moira, Sandra, Chris, Alys, Kerry, Claire, Jean, Jon, Hayley, Dawn, Gwen, Bekki, Sue L, Sunny, Kjerstin, Vera, Nanette, Ann, Dawn 2 , Bear, Noreen, Preeti, Edith and Jule

If you fancy joining, contact Kate and she’ll add you to the list. It would be lovely to see more non-sewing posts, but any use of scraps is welcome.

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  1. That is so fabulous! Do you have a mission statement hanging up in the shop so people can come in and read what it’s all about, or do you plan to simple tell anyone who ventures through the door – at least, until you get so busy there’s a crowd?

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  2. Scrapalicious! What other word could possibly be appropriate?

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  3. Your shop looks so welcoming. Incredible what can be done with a bit of this and a bit of that. I really like the wreaths.

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  4. Going Batty in Wales

     /  April 15, 2022

    I am very pleased and proud to have made a contribution – the shop is brilliant!

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  5. Hadn’t realised we were supposed to join to have Scrap Happy posts. (So I just posted on my blog.) I rarely make things entirely from scraps. Your shop looks lovely. I am sure it will tempt many people in to see more.

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  6. wonderful lovely scrappinesses! I love it all!

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  7. the shop looks wonderful and very inviting. It’s a great idea and I wish you many happy, scrappy weeks/years to come.

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  8. I feel so happy for you! The shop looks great!

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  9. It looks fantastic! I agree with Kate that a sign/mission statement would be a good idea. Perhaps something in the window? Personally I love reading signs that tell me more about what is going on.

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