I did have slightly longer than usual in Ireland than usual, but considering one of us was a bit under par I am astonished by how much we made. Much of it is on yesterday’s post, but here comes the rest . . .
I hand stitched three Farmer’s wife blocks (thanks Plum for the book, and Jim for the fabric!). A slightly unconventional fabric choice but I’m loving it!!!
We made these,
Which open out to these
(One is slightly narrower due to someone forgetting you can’t iron vinyl!)
We used some more cork to make these Pythagoras pouches
With an inside pocket
We made two girly baby changing wallets - exactly the same method as Plum’s notebook cover but big enough to pop a nappy in one side and pack of wipes in the other. We added a hanging look and a closing loop in case they were useful
Our final project were these two pouches - a useful 9 x 9 inches with a 7” vinyl pocket front and back. Jackie wanted hers with a boxed bottom and I didn’t so that’s why they look different heights.
Then I had to take the long lonely journey back to Dublin - just me and the hire car! Why don’t hire cars have a place to put a mobile phone / sat nav? Luckily I had a scrunchy with me so I bodged a phone holder.
Now I’m home - it’s all over for a couple of months! Love you Jackie - thanks is for a great 4 days xxxx
I started this blog for me - it expanded to show BFF Jackie what I was doing - and a few others have invited themselves too - everybody welcome! Mostly about patchwork, with random comments about embroidery, family and life in general, come on in, put your feet up, and I'll put the [virtual] kettle on.
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