Last weekend, I just couldn't do some things. It snowed. Lots. Almost 2ft of snow over a couple of days. So not much could be done in the garden. No biking or running. And the only sewing I could do was those projects that I had the supplies for as there was no point even trying to drive anywhere.
So, one project I hadn't even looked at was the bunting I promised to make for the dining room. I let Mal pick out the fabric ages ago and just never got around to starting. I quite like making bunting as its a relatively quick (half a day all in) and it looks so smart when it's done.
Even though there was deep snow (for North Wales/Cheshire border, that is deep) there was still an opportunity for some gardening. I had to clear the snow from the polytunnel anyway so while I was out there I planted five of the early potato tubers. I was going to experiment by planting some tubers outside and some in the tunnel to see what the difference in growth was - but with the snow around, I don't think I'll be planting the outside ones for a week or two. They'll just have to continue chitting on the window ledge!
The experiment continued with the planting of carrot and turnip seeds in the tunnel - it's a bit early for outside planting but I'm hoping the extra protection will give an early crop. And as well as them , tomato, chili, sweet pepper, broccoli and sprouts seedlings all went into seed trays to be kicked off on the window ledge.
So all in all, it's been a highly productive weekend!
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