Aw Yeah Winter Zine! If You Want A Winter Zine Before Christmas, Please Do Order It Soon! I'll Be Going

Aw yeah Winter zine! If you want a Winter zine before Christmas, please do order it soon! I'll be going home for Christmas on the 19th, so I need to post everything before that date.

Haha my advent calendar sneaking in there.

Hello Woolves! Our chilly Winter issue is all stapled up and available in our online shop! Our cut-off for orders before Christmas is the 18th of December, so please order quickly if you’d like one before January. (For UK buyers, anything ordered before or on the 18th should also arrive before Christmas.)

Highlights this issue include new contributors, a four-page Lesbian Heroes special, warming Winter recipes and an article by Nel McDonald, whose writing was recently featured on xojane!

Full contents of this chilly issue include:

An exciting cover by Scotland-based artist, Kirsten Bradley Henderson! With overlay by our own Lilywoolf.

Another lovely door picture by regular artist Gem Sheldrake.

Lesbian Heroes has a four-page special for honourable mention Constance Spry, the controversial mother of modern floristry.

Felix the Cat and Friends, a new comic from Meg Guindon.

Sewing Sans Pattern shows you how to make a hedgehog pincushion. A little cliché, but fun and easy to make.

Another festive illustration by regular contributor Clem Tarrant.

Linsensuppe mit Einlage, or lentil soup with frankfurters. A warming Winter soup recipe courtesy of Sarahwoolf’s dad.

Man Logic, a cute and funny comic by new contributor April Nash!

Shunning Sweet-Tooth Shame, a short article by Nel McDonald on the infuriating trend of calling all cakes and sweets ‘naughty’, ‘indulgent’ and ‘sinful’.

The return of Things Sarah Sees, this time on the pavement.

Sammy Borras provides another fantastic Stale Symphony comic!

Poppet the House Hob receives a question about baking for dietary restrictions, and responds with a recipe for gluten-free, vegan flapjacks. Maximum sharing potential!

Last but never least, another festive door picture from Deborah Clerkin.

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Many thanks to all our lovely contributors, we hope you’ll enjoy all their hard work!

Ahh, memories. Still working at Bea's, still miserable, afflicted with an incubus which fortunately seemed to leave on its own around the time I quit. (Can't imagine why.)

I realised I have a HUGE backlog of these journal pictures, so get ready for a lot of posts!

This lot is from when I was still working at Bea's, that was back in last Spring.

Ahh, that's the last of the journal backlog!

In Winter I visited my sister in London, then got very ill and became a mushroom who only eats bananas, but it was all okay because I got to go home for Christmas.

I'll try to remember to post these more regularly this year!

Hahaha look at my wrinkly old forehead!

BONUS PHOTOS !! Some extras from Volume Print Fair

Poppet sent me a tiny get well note because of my bike injuries

Roley Rhino met Sarah

Roley found some beautiful rhinos both illustrated by Jane

Here are the six I made for family members, themed along different Christmas motifs. Specifically bells, ice, baubles, candles, nuts and oranges (traditional stocking contents) and the Star of Bethlehem.

Originally these were going to be A8, and basically just tags to go on presents, but I got a little carried away and ended up painting twelve A6 watercolours all together. It was a lot of work right before Christmas, but I finished them in time!