A Box for Elizabeth

It's been a glorious day, not too hot but bright and sunny, so this morning I spent in the vegetable garden, planting up some small plants and sewing some more seeds - peas, carrots, salad leaves, radish, spring onions and beetroot. I might get one more sewing in, but the end of June is usually about the end of sewing time if things are to grow and produce before it starts getting too cold again.

This afternoon I set to and made another of the three tier boxes for another of my nieces. It was her birthday a couple of weeks ago, but there hasn't yet been a chance to get it to her; it's certainly not something I intend trusting to the Royal Mail (or whatever they call themselves these days). I'll be putting some sewing things in it, scissors, needles, pins and tape measure, and Christopher will be able to deliver it when he's next up in London for work.