Anniversary Tablecloth
Constance and I have taken the linen plaited twill warp off the loom…
…just in time for a special occasion!
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It is the third anniversary of the first post on this blog!!!
We’ve been having so much fun!
I have found that having this blog has been an inspiration to be creative, a great way to make new friends, a good excuse to make and acquire Hitty accoutrements, and to carve and clothe Hittys!!!
Thanks to you, all my Hitty friends for your encouragement and for aiding and abetting the Hitty fun in my corner of the world, especially to the Hittys favourite photographer, who persuaded me to try it out in the first place!














Happy anniversary – it’s been a pleasure reading your blog. I don’t always comment, but I always look. 🙂 Happy
Thank you so much, and thank you for the beautiful Quimper Jug too – it makes you an official Quimper Hitty Aider and Abetter.
Congratulations on 3 years of blogging. There is so much going on during the ever so active QHs daily life it would be a tragedy were it not documented.
Thanks! And thanks for getting me started!!!
Happy 3rd anniversary for blogging QH activities. It’s been a pleasure and honor to read.
We’ve sure had fun, and are very happy that you and others have been pleased with our offerings!
Happy blog anniversary!!! Thank you for the smiles, the great ideas and the sunshine you bring into our Hitty household every day!!!! Nice to be part of a ” family”. Hitty hugs to all.
We are happy to have acquired new friends like you, and hope you will all keep aiding and abetting through all the encouraging comments!
Happy Anniversary! I love your posts and live vicariously through your adventures!!!
Thanks! We love it when people read about and enjoy our days in Quimperland!
Happy anniversary! Your blog is a joy and an inspiration, and I am so glad that you bless us with the delight and beauty that you create! Thank you, thank you! ❤
You are welcome, indeed…I love sharing the Quimper Hitty adventures with you!
Happy Anniversary and thank you for Three Years of sharing your Quimper lives with all of us who love Hitty and the adventures of all the little wooden dolls in our lives.
You are welcome! It is a lot of fun – our Quimper lives have not been the same since the Hittys started appearing!
Hurrah to the favorite photographer who not only aids and abets but encouraged you to begin this blog! I have so enjoyed every episode and this one is no different! The tablecloth is so colorful and perfect. Also love the
candelabra and the Quimper pottery. Congrats to you and your delightful family of dolls!!! And thank you!!
The jug is a real Quimper Pottery piece, recently given to the Hittys by an aider and abetter, The platter is nicely done, and hand made, but is an imitation Quimper piece, and the candelabra was given to us by our favourite photographer…
I like the tablecloth too, the Hittys are glad to have a nice table covering for their special occasions!
Happy Anniversary! I always love your interesting posts. Not only are they entertaining, but educational.
I hope you keep this up for many more years!
Thanks very much – I’ll keep going as long as it is still fun!
Congratulations! Wonderful blog!
Thanks! I do enjoy being able to catch the Hittys as they go about their daily lives – they seem to have such a lot of fun!
Happy anniversary, and congratulations, too! I’ve enjoyed the blog so far, and look forward to at least three more years of Hitty adventures.
I have met so many friendly and interesting people through this blog…and I am pretty sure I will be chasing Hittys with a camera for the next three years at least!
When I started blogging, I had no idea that making friends through the blog was even an option!
Neither did I!
Happy Anniversary, Quimper Hitties! I look forward to reading many more of your amusing exploits in the years to come.
Thanks! We love our Hitty friends, big and small, near and far!
congratulations to each and every one. such a great deal of pleasure is shared in the Hitty’s adventures. Here’s to many more years. love the tablecloth.
Thanks very much (and I appreciate the compliment from a master weaver!) I decided the line of machine-sewing was too distracting, and have taken it out and hand-stitched the hem!