Woman’s Weekly UK – 23 July 2019

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Look what I made

When my mum Reta Thomas, 85, saw the

pattern for a crocheted baby blanket in the

magazine, she rang me to see if I could order

the wool for her. When it arrived, she wasn’t

sure if she’d be able to manage it, as she

hadn’t done such an involved pattern before.

She decided to give it a go and I thought

that I should send you a photo, as it looks

amazing. It’s giving her great satisfaction.

As she struggles getting up and down

stairs, she usually has two projects on the

go – one upstairs, one downstairs – and

she thought you also might also like the

tea cosy that she often makes, from a

vintage pattern that she believes comes

from Woman’s Weekly.

Pamela Hole, Monmouthshire

I’vejustreturnedfroma wonderful
family holiday in Mellieha Bay,
in Malta. I took a break and had a
good read of my copy of Woman’s
Weekly – and it was so good that
even the local cat came for a look!
Mary O’Boyle, London

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Here are my dogs

Barney and Benson,

with my daughter’s

Murphy in the middle!

My mum buys your

magazine, too, and

I’d love to surprise her

when she sees this.

Angela Johnson, Herts

Paws for thought

Mourne Mountains from my

garden swing, so it was a

lovely surprise to read that

this was one of Marney’s

favourites! Well done, girls!

Diane Williams, Belfast

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