Our village fair is in a few weekend's time. (OK not actually our village as we are too small but our sister village has a cracking summer fair!). One of the Crafty Church ladies organises a Craft Show and I try and enter something most years. This year there is a theme of The Big Top, so one of the classes is 2m of Clown bunting. I had a great time designing then stitching these clowns
They are all slightly different but use the same 4 fabrics in different combinations. I alternated some so their hands rise and fall as you look along the length.
I then used the rest of the pink, red, orange, yellow fabrics to make a Stitch banner
Which fits perfectly on the display until Husband made. I can hang quilts, or with S hooks we can hang boomerang bags - and here we are hanging just some of the Day For Girls sanitary kits going to Kenya with Niki in a few days time
I entered some embroidery items in a craft auction to help a friend get back on his feet. He moved into a new studio and set up all his equipment as he was working through his to-do list. Unfortunately a neighbouring unit went up in flames before Darren got to the 'pay for insurance' bit of his list - and all the units were consumed by the fire.
4 people have bought tote bags embroidered in a design of their choice. These are the first two customers
And patchwork labels for another two customers
And finally some hand sewing - a few more flowers added to the EPP Rainbow flowers - which the cat seems fairly positive is hers!!!
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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