You'll get there one day @MischievousRaven
I really hope you make it there @siobhan.rorrison - it's so magical and really dark, so you can see a million stars and I'm sure you'd be able to see the aurora from that far North. Here's a shot of the stars above our carriage!
That looks lovely Nora and get well soon Nora *big hugs*
I treated myself to a faux leopard skin jacket from the Vintage Fair, because I've wanted one forever, and then we went for tacos! 
I emailed them, just waiting to hear back. We can "nag" them on Twitter if we don't 
Oh noes, what's wrong? 
I'd like to try wood-burning next I think. Maybe a chopping board! It looks so cool and I love the smell of the wood as it burns - but maybe I'm just weird!
Ohh interesting. I'll have a think but I don't think I could ever turn my back on my trusty Filofax. What is it you find expensive, the initial planner or the refills? I just print my own! 
Yay, don't ever shut up. Tell us all about yourself... what crafts keep you sane?
p.s. if you want, you can upload an avatar here so we can all chat to "face to face" - http://www.cutoutandkeep.net/profile/edit
Yay, so glad to have you on the boards too. We're all super friendly! Right @MischievousRaven?
I forgot to post a pic!
p.s. sorry for gushing, it's just one of the best hidden gems I've ever found and think you would love it too 
I know the perfect place! It's called Sleeperzzz and it's a train carriage campervan park in the Highlands! http://www.sleeperzzz.com/
You get your own train carriage, which has been converted into a hotel room - with a bedroom in one carriage, a kitchen in the next and a living room in the third with all it's original features intact - perfect for geeky train fans 
It's about £20 a night to stay and it's right at Rogart train station so it would be so easy to get too. We stayed there a few years ago and had an amazing time watching the stars at night: http://www.catmorley.com/blog/2014/9/29/the-black-isle
Hey Siobhan, your craft club sounds amazing. Can anyone come along? Also, where are your favourite places in Glasgow?
We were at House For An Art Lover yesterday and it was sooooo pretty 
Hey Mandy, it's fun having you as a fellow Sidekick! Where in Colorado are you?
I've been a Manic Street Preachers fan since I was 14 and all my dreams came true last night, when I had the chance to photograph them at their Glasgow gig for #Crafty In The City
Now for the tricky part - I get to craft a project for them. What would you craft for your favourite band? 
MischeviousRaven: I wish I was that good too - but I get better and better with practise, so just start small and see how you get on!
PineconePrincess: we should do a sew-a-long for the top 
Leave it with me!
Cat Morley