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Platforms & Cashmere1 year ago
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Christmas Pugs8 years ago
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About Me
- Pilgrim at Kerjacob
- I live in a late 18th century farmhouse or longere with my husband . I taught Art in England for over 35 years and have always done my own work. We moved to France over 12 years ago and and continue to work on the renovation of the house and making the garden. I make many things out of old textiles and also sell vintage sheets etc. I have had over 6 exhibitions of my art work since living here and in the summer manage a small art gallery in a nearby village. I make home made cards and other ephemera.
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A few weeks ago we helped out at an open garden day held by friends of ours who have a most wonderful garden and house in Gouarec... -
Flower shop, St Germain. Last week we were in Paris, my first since I was a 21 year old student and over 30 years for Mr P. ... -
When I was in England I went to buy some of my favourite pottery near Burslem. Middleport Pottery, a grade 2 listed building set on the bank... -
On the 29th December of 2011 we went to our friends at Manoir de Kerledan for supper, staying the night and having breakfast and lunch. A... -
I have been very busy in this rather bad weather making new cushions. The rabbit is one I made this weekend - really love it. More to... -
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For about 6 months now I have been attending ceramic workshops. I look forward to each one and spend time working out what I am... -
A few months ago I bought a few old chairs. I wanted to start to give them a new life. So this is the result for th... -
Nets and rusty dragging chains at Le Dahouet. Last Sunday we had more glorious sunshine so I went to the coast. Mr P is in England a... -
In St Brieuc there is just such special little shop which sells just cheese. The shop is always lovely with big pots of flowers outside and...
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