If you like colourful nature, and find yourself in need of a handy bag, I’ve got you covered. Great strong straps and hardwearing material.
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Beauty.
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Another new design for 2021 from macro photography in the garden.
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More from the new 2021 designs, a bit more flowery brightness. If you like that sort of thing…
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Another new design for 2021 – Daffodil Cross.
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I think they look so pretty when falling apart, like a ballerina made of petals.
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I’m getting round to uploading all my new designs, there are over 40 new ones for 2021, so lots of new nature patterns coming up! Here is Red Carnation (MKW-VN.755), available on over 90 different products, check them out and see what your favourite is.
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It rained overnight last week and one of the fallen poppy petals was looking rather pretty in the morning.
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Just one opened first, a beautiful dark purple poppy to give the Bees something extra.
The next day, loads bloomed and by the next day or two mostly gone. But they’re staggered and keep coming so hopefully a bit of brightness for longer.
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I decided to let everything just grow this year and be very minimal with weeding. Nature needs all the help it can get. It’s also making me more interested in what everything is and I’m learning about each plant as it grows and flowers. Willowherb seems to cater for many insects and has super pretty little pink/purple flowers. Also the leafcutter bees have favoured this plant for cutting small holes in the leaves – making me think that’s the reason I haven’t seen a leafcutter bee before, because I kept getting rid of their favourite plant!
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