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Alright 10 hours, still want one 
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Hayley B
John Wayne's daughter, Marisa Wayne, will be competing with my Other Half, in the Macmillan 4x4 Challenge (in its 10th year) in March 2011, all sponsorship money goes to Macmillan Cancer Support, please sponsor them at http://www.justgiving.com/Mac4x4TeamDuke'
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Wow, that's amazing! Well done!
I definitely think Zazen's onto a winner with the ribbon suggestion! I'm going to start keeping an eye out for nets! I can't imagine how long it took you but I think it would take me months!
Mmmmm... one of our local restaurants does a lovely pigeon breast and puy lentil salad!Originally posted by Hilary B View Post
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im guessing it took a week to sew...
... I'm thinking your a busy girl
Serene she stand amid the flowers,
And only count lifes sunny hours,
For her dull days do not exist,
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Are we still all wrong Janeyo? Do we keep guessing til we get it right?!
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Looks great!
Depends on your sewing skills! I think it'd take me about 5 hours to do it as sewing in a straight line isn't that hard, although it's netting which is always a pain.
Hmmm I'll go for 6 hours.Rachel
Trying to tame the mad thing called a garden and getting there I think!
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Ok I'll put you out of your miseries..... it took me 10 1/2 hours.
HayleyB, you were closest I think so send me your address and I will send you your prize... (off to hunt through seed box)
The good news it's been in position for 2 days and still there, and it's been really windy - resultComment
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Wow, thanks JaneyoHayley B
John Wayne's daughter, Marisa Wayne, will be competing with my Other Half, in the Macmillan 4x4 Challenge (in its 10th year) in March 2011, all sponsorship money goes to Macmillan Cancer Support, please sponsor them at http://www.justgiving.com/Mac4x4TeamDuke'
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It looks really neat Janey, well done! I've been using an old piece of net curtain to line the planting baskets for some aquatic plants, it was left over from some I bought from Ikea last year, don't know if they still have them but you could get a pair of really long white nets for about £3 or so, very cheap & useful!Into every life a little rain must fall.Comment
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It's a great idea but unfortunately the nearest IKEA is almost 2 hours away
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Janeyo I am truely in awe of your dedication - by hand? you deserve a medal lass, it's amazing
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If I'm passing an Ikea I might have to get some of those aforementioned net curtains, for use in future projects, but won't be as impressive as yours. May your brassicas flourish (how could they not, in such impressive surroundings).
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I have to admit standing at the kitchen sink and admiring it from afar... I wonder what the neighbours think!
When I built the first raised beds last year, the chap next door who is lovely but fraightfully poshe, was cutting his side of the conifers and said to me (made me jump out of my skin) 'I say you look like just like Lady Dracula building your coffins'
I spose this year he thinks I am mummifying bodies in the tunnel PMSL.Comment
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