Well I've been so overwhelmed here in blog land after Lucy @
attic 24 posted about one of my Hares she had in her Easter display. I have decided that because of this and all the wonderful comments left I would give my last Hare away in a little competition. All you have to do is leave a comment in which you give this lovely Hare a name . I will put all the names in a hat and one of my boys will get to pick the winner !! I will let this run for a week to give anyone who's interested chance to enter. She can be seen here in this line up and is the first on the left .
Now Easter has come and gone , it's back to happily stitching and getting back into the swing of making .So here's a peek at what stitchery has been going on !!!
The last two shots are of me this evening making the most of the light coming through the velux windows in our bedroom as the light lower down the house had faded fast . OOhhh how I long for the long light summer evenings , when I can sew until I'm ready to fall asleep !! But at the moment when the light has gone I always have my crochet and knitting to fall back on .
How exciting she's a lovely Hare the name I would give her is Tallyboo.
ReplyDeleteI've just got back into crocheting tonight after the Easter break Iv'e missed it.
Love your blog looking forward to seeing more of your projects.
Charlotte
I so love your Hares, especially their crochet jumpers. I told a fellow crafter about them yesterday because I will be running crochet workshops in her shop in Alysham Norfolk. I would call my Hare Gabriella x
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ReplyDeleteShe's so sweet, I'd name her Faye :)
ReplyDeleteThat tree looks stunning - you must have so much patience to sew all those leaves on! I would love a hare and would call her Bunnykins (although she is obviously a hare, I just like the name!!!) x
ReplyDeleteI think she should be called Blossom because of her nice pink jumper (a lovely flower color) and the sweet flowers on her knickers. I'd love to give her a home here in the USA! Your hares are really darling, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteoh i love her she's so sweet and i think i would call her Prudence , I also love all your other stitchery you are so talented and i love looking at your makes. Happy wenesday or what's left of it.
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Hi Tracy,
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for a chance to win one of your gorgeous hares. I'd call mine Hannabelle Cordelia....because it seems to fit, and I love the names :-).
Love the close up pics of your applique. It is so beautiful!
Best wishes...
Harriet
ReplyDeleteOooo I have been drooling over your hares - they are divine. I would call her Evangeline Moongazer. Geraldine - I am not too far from Aylsham and would love to know more about the crochet workshops.
ReplyDeleteThey are being held at the shop on red lion street,19 red lion street.Aylsham. If you google crochet workshop norfolk the details will come up. Hope to see you there
DeleteShe is lovely. I would call her Miss Maddie March-Hare xx
ReplyDeleteHow sweet - she looks like a Jessica to me :-)
ReplyDeleteI have just gone for a walk and though how lovely it would be to have time to sew, at the moment life seems to be work and course work!! I am so please you have had such a wonderful response to Lucy's post. You really deserve it.
ReplyDeleteI think I would have to call her Daphne after one of the residents who we have just lost, she'd have loved her!!
Have a lovely Thursday.
Colette
(think I need to pre- book a spotty legged hare next time you make one please, no rush)
She is beautiful. I live in San Fransico and I think she would enjoy the beautiful warm weather we have here. I have recently knitted a rabbit for my new grandson.she would have an instant friend waiting for her. I would name her Rosemary and she would be truly loved
ReplyDeleteI love her! I would very much love to call her mine and give her the name "Princess Lily". Many thanks for this chance on such an adorable gift. Liz B.
ReplyDeleteThe Easter Hare are fabulous!! Harry the Easter Hare is a great name for the winning Hare!!
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trj43blue@aol.com
Your work looks absolutely fantastic, you are one talented lady! If i were to name her i would have to pick florrie x x x Hope you have a good week, I have just finished a 4 day craft exhibition so am having a little break from crafting - which probably won't last long : ) x
ReplyDeleteYou cushions look like a painstaking job. All those little pieces to sew. They really are a work of art. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteHmmm...hare names...we already have Buzzy the bunny in our garden (resin ornament thingy). Maybe Henrietta the hare? Or Twiggles....those tangled whiskers make her look like she is plotting some mischief!
I'd call her BONITA. It means pretty/attractive. Thanks for the chance to win a hare.
ReplyDeleteGloria x
Oooo, she is lovely! I would call her Lucy-lop, for her beautiful loppie ears and because Lucy led me to her. x
ReplyDeleteVictoria x
I would name her Raspberry Sorbet. I loved the one at Attic 24! That's how I found your blog!
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So pleased I returned to sign up to follow your blog as now I can enter for the Easter Hare giveaway! My non crafting DD in Germany sent me the link to your blog and I spent a lovely time earlier browsing all the lovelies you have made of late. Great inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI hereby name the Hare as Miss Hermione Hedgerow and thank you for the chance of winning her.
Best Wishes
JoZarty x
Oh, I do love this hare! I would name her Piper and she would live happily ever after with me!
ReplyDeleteOh, how I would love to win this girlie! I think her name is Bunty... Alex
ReplyDeleteI also found my way here via Lucy's blog. Your hares are lovely. I'd call this one Claudette Violetta.
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She looks so sweet and lovely and I would name her Hattie Hare. Please thank Lucy for the link to your blog-I have always loved Attic 24 for crochet tutorials and beautiful photos. Now I have another beautiful crafty blog to follow too. Jodie from OZ
ReplyDeleteHip Hop Hooray! I found your site via Attic 24, who I also only recently discovered. I just LOVE your work and would be so happy for the chance to adopt one of your rabbits. She would have a good home here and would be well looked after and much loved. I love all the other name suggestions, but for some reason the name Harriet immediately hopped into my head for her?!?! Thanks for the chance and all the best xx
ReplyDeleteI love your hares and your blog which I found thanks to Lucy.
ReplyDeleteI would call your lovely hare Boo.
I so would like to own this gorgeous creation and I would call her Petunia. You do realise what a roaring success they will be on Etsy and I will place my order. Petunia will sit in perfectly with my bedroom decor.
ReplyDeleteOops, just noticed that someone else has named her Harriet too--she must definitely suit that name! And, sorry, I called her a rabbit when she is of course a hare xx
ReplyDeleteShe is lovely, I would call her Harriet Harebella.
ReplyDeleteI love the hares - I would call mine 'Canela' (which is cinnamon in Spanish)
ReplyDeleteKate x
Surely she is a 'Heather'.
ReplyDeleteVery cute, and looks like an Erin to me! :-)
ReplyDeleteOoooo, how lucky someone is going to be. To me she looks like a Sweet Annie. Thanks for your generosity.
ReplyDeleteSmiles, DianeM :)
I would call her 'sweet pea' as she looks so pretty and delicately made.
ReplyDeleteFingers crossed!!
Fleur xx
I think her name should be Fleur. Great blog.
ReplyDeleteShe is lovely and we think she would like to be known as Eleanor Hopkins (Ellie for short).Debby.x
ReplyDeleteShe's fab and deserves the name Petal
ReplyDeleteYour hares are so charming. Great work! I would call her Lilly.
ReplyDeleteI would call her Violet. I love your blog and your work - found via Attic24.
ReplyDeleteI think she looks like a Harriet. I looked up the meaning of the name and it means 'Keeper of the hearth' and 'Rules her household'. I thought it would therefore be very fitting for her to sit on the mantelpiece and keep and eye on the world of the lucky person who gets to give her a new home! I think your work is very inspiring and I too came to it through the Attic24 blog.
ReplyDeleteI think she would be a Mignonette - she looks very sophisticated and chic. Your stitching is lovely - I love your tree.
ReplyDeleteOh, My goodness! I may well lose sleep over the prospect of winning one of your hares!!! I think if she were mine (and she would be, as I have 5 little boys who may not appreciate fully her prettiness), I would call her Bluebell.
ReplyDeleteI used to have a rabbit - who I loved to bits, but during the Great Storm, his hutch was blown over and he ran away. I like to think he has many descendants now hopping around the fields of Sussex! He was called Boppity!
I would love this little one to come and live with me so thank you for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI would name her Poppy if she had no objections to the name :)
Of course 'Hare-riet'! (Harriet) Very sweet bunnies.
ReplyDeleteI made a rabbit doll once with ceramic head and feet and soft body and dressed her in a hareem outfit. She was ScHAREizode. There were more along that line but I better quit. lol Helen
I'll try this again. If it came through on the first one, sorry for the second message.
ReplyDeleteI think "Hare-riet" (Harriet). I name a hareem dressed bunny I made once ScHAREizod. There was also a feline named CleoCATra in an Egyptian dress. lol Helen Sweet Bunnies.
Love your bunch of hares! Adorable! How about Dottie for a hare name? Thanks so much1
ReplyDeleteI think she's lovely and I would call her PETAL :)
ReplyDeleteI think she should be a Jubilee Hare and be called Julia Jubilee. They really are lovely.
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ReplyDeleteLike lots of other people I found your blog after reading about you on Attic24 - I love the things you make, very inspiring!
I would call the hare Hester - I think there's a hare called Hester in Phillip Pullman's Northern Lights books - I would give her a happy home!
In her pink jumper, I believe the name Rosamunde suits her. Rosamunde Cordelia Hare. Now that could be a fitting name for her! She's so lovely as are all the hares you've made! All the luck to everyone in the drawing! Happy Easter! Elizabeth Hansen, Chester County, PA, USA
ReplyDeleteI think you should call here Daisy :)
ReplyDeleteLovely hares!! I would call her Dotty as she looks a bit ditzy (in a cute lovable way!)
ReplyDeleteLucy at Attic 24 guided me to your website...I am fairly new to crochet and have recently started sewing again now my girls are a little older and I have some free time. I would love the hare for me (not my daughters!) as she is stunning. I don't suppose you'd write a pattern for her would you?
ReplyDeleteAnyway, the name that immediately came to mind was Blossom Rose - a good spring name and Rose for the colour of her gorgeous jumper! Fingers crossed she can come home to our house...
I think she looks like an Eleanor. :)
ReplyDeleteLove your hares!!
Hortense Hare - she is very pretty and I know a small person who would just love her!
ReplyDeleteI think she should be called maddie (after mad as a march hare),I love all your crafts .
ReplyDeleteHi, what a lovely Hare I would call her Hermione :D
ReplyDeleteShe is so pretty and i would love to win her, I think she looks like a Blossom to me.
ReplyDeleteShelly x
She is a beautiful bunny and I think that she should be called Loppy... after the lop eared rabbits. I have only recently discovered your site and am thoroughly enjoying reading all your postd.
ReplyDeleteBELLA please.
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Hello, I think this dear little hare should be named Josephine. I also think that you are truly very talented, and should think about entering yourself in the Country Living Kitchen table talent awards - look them up! I wish you good luck in your etsy venture, ali.
ReplyDeleteYour blog is lovely xx
ReplyDeleteI would name her Lola .
Lovely blog, really enjoy reading it! I know she is a hare but I think she's definitely a Connie Bunnie!
ReplyDeleteI love your Easter hares, particularly their crochet jumpers and little bags. So cute I'd love to give one a home and would call her Harebell.
ReplyDeleteI would call her Buttercup!
ReplyDeleteLovely blog!
Rachael
How lovely ... I would name her Hetty Viola Hare and she would enjoy life with my daughter and her substantial bunny collection. Lucy in Devon x
ReplyDeleteReally love her jumper - my 3 yr old needs one for her baby doll - am inspired! I would call her Hettie
ReplyDeleteThank you for the chance to win one of your hares. I would name her Charlotte. I love your work and really enjoy reading your blog!
ReplyDeleteOh I think she's a Lavender. She's beauuuutiful!
ReplyDeleteHi I would love to adopt your hare and would call her Billie Bob after my niece as I know she would love to play with her when she visits! I really love your blog very inspiring!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your super blog. I would call the lovely hare Hazel.
ReplyDeleteHi - I would call her Henrietta hare as that to me is a name I always associate with chickens and she is a beautiful Patchwork chicken hare.I would love her to come and live with me and I'd crochet her a little stripey blanket to keep her warm at night:0)x
ReplyDeleteOooh, so pretty! I would call her Beatrix, I think, because she reminds me of Beatrix Potter's illustrations. ^_^
ReplyDeleteI immediately thought she ought to be called Lucinda.
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I also think that she looks like a Harriet, but since that name is taken, I would christen her "Hazel".
ReplyDeleteShe is adorable and I really like your other projects. I"m so happy that I found your blog through Attic24. :)
I think I would call this adorable pet "Hareiette". She would be lovely to own. Just discovered your blog, through Attic24, and am looking forward to seeing all your lovely projects.
ReplyDeleteHi, I also found your blog via attic24 and love your work. to me she's florrie.
ReplyDeleteGillian
All your hares are gorgeous. I asked my son to pick a name and he said Lucy! x
ReplyDeleteThis bunny is Maggie.
ReplyDeleteThis bunny is Maggie.
ReplyDeleteThis lovely lady would be named Mildred, in memory of my 96 year old grandma that I just lost. Gram was an artist, quilter, beautiful stitcher...and most of all a wonderful Gram. Your bunny is adorable and Gram would love her!!
ReplyDeleteHepsibah Hare I think - to go with the Easter hare story I read to my class of 5/6 yr olds each year. Lovely blog.
ReplyDeleteLovely work! God bless your hands and creativity.
ReplyDeleteI would name her Sugar Plum #3, #1 and #2 are my daughters. ;)
Such a beautiful blog - I found you via Lucy at attic24. You're hares are gorgeous, I would name her Honeysuckle.
ReplyDeleteVictoria xx
Such a beautiful blog - I found you via Lucy at attic24. Your hares are gorgeous. I would call her Honeysuckle.
ReplyDeleteVictoria xx
I found my way here awhile ago from Lucy's blog and I love visiting and seeing your work.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win one of your hares. My name choice is "Hare"iot.
It would be lovely to call her "Peggy Sue" after my little scottie dog. She is also a sweet little thing.
ReplyDeleteLove your work I would call her Honey Bun x
ReplyDeleteLove your blog! Just stumbled across it and decided to post and follow. Edie-Lou is a grand name for a hare! :)Ruth
ReplyDeleteoh, what a wonderful giveaway! i too have come over from attic24 and will now follow your blog too - i also look after husband and two boys and fill the rest of my time with textiles ;)
ReplyDeleteyour hares are adorable and i would love to be in with a chance of winning. i would call her Hope, as for me that's what easter represents.
anna
Oh i would love to win her too, i think she looks like a Poppy just like my dog.
ReplyDeleteSusan x
Hellooo! I showed the rabbit to my four year old who said "She's Mrs Babbit" and that was that :) what an inspiring blog...thank you
ReplyDeleteOh, your hares are so lovely!!
ReplyDeleteAs I didn't get a daughter my "girl name" isn't taken so I would call her Mira!
Oh wow she is just gorgeous, if she came to live with me I would call her Ruby! Thanks for offering such a sweet bunny as a giveaway. I have read through some of your previous posts you are one very talented lady!
ReplyDeleteJane x
She looks like an Esther to me :)
ReplyDeleteShe looks like a bunny-about-the-world to me, so I'd call her Odessa. She'd spend her days on her own odyssey, adventuring through neighborhood gardens the world over. Of course she also would enjoy curling up with a cup of tea and piece of cake after her long days of travel.
ReplyDeleteP.S. I've been knitting bunnies recently. They're so much fun to make, but naming them is difficult!
Your work is wonderful and very inspirational, I am sure you WILL make a living from your creations. I would call your lovely Easter Hare - Miss Arabella.
ReplyDeleteOh wow it'd be lovely to win the hare...hopefully there will be some in your easy store soon!
ReplyDeleteHmmm I would probably call her Molly !
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely hare!