I’m Jane and I live in Chichester on the South Coast.
I have always loved making things, edible and otherwise. My cooking and baking skills were encouraged at school by the marvellous Mrs Jones who taught us all the basics and a lot more. I just wish I’d paid more attention in needlework lessons!
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Hi Jane, I like your “about”. I enjoyed domestic science at school – the dishes we made were all orientated around their nutritional value. The sewing was less memorable but I do wish I hadn’t tried to make a towelling dressing gown – it was bright yellow!
I’m also envious of the layout of your website. I’m new to blogging and chose the tonal theme, it looks clean and crisp but I didn’t realize how hard it would be to find my widgets – some of them are hidden behind a menu button!.
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The yellow towelling sounds interesting! I am imaging yellow fluff over everything. Thank you for the nice comments about my layout. I just picked what looked like the simplest one and it seems to work well.
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Jane, just found you! This looks sooooo interesting.
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Jane! You’ve been nominated for the Very Inspiring Blogger Award! Thanks for inspiring me!
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Thank you Trish! That is so lovely of you and so exciting! To know that I have inspired someone is just amazing. I must start preparing my seven hidden facts so I can prepare a suitable post!
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Of course! Thank you for posting such beautiful projects! I’m excited to read all your facts!!
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Just found your blog and added it to my list of sewing websites. Long long ago I got 3 As at A-level and won a scholarship to Oxford, and all my life the school grade I have been most, most proud of was the A I got once from the domestic science teacher, Mrs Cannon, for a painstakingly crafted A-line lined skirt in camel-coloured herringbone wool.
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Hi Sarah. I think the most useful thing I learned at school was how to cook – they were certainly the most memorable lessons!
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