I hope you all had a lovely Christmas - probably not what you are used to, but most of the year has been like that!
I had some lovely crafty gifts - thank you! A map making DVD from Plum (watch this space), a needle keeper and a chocolate sewing machine (yum) from Avril.
I finished another julenissen for us:
and have completed this flimsy. I'm a bit cross at the way I've arranged the colours, but it is what it is!!!
Looks good hung up with lights behind it - almost stained glass!!!
Very good friends moved out of the village just before Christmas so I made them a tree hanger of their old house - apparently I made her cry . . . that's a good sign right????
I've made and posted the FB hexi swap flowers for December (poinsettias) (yes, I confess, I havent finished mine yet!
The vicar was delighted with his ginger nativity set and wore them for Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve - I mist try and make some of the rest of the cast for next year!
Another Elf sized "ginger" dressing up outfit was delivered
And the spiral crochet has been finished (as I came to the end of the wool) and just needs a bit of blocking. I might need to buy some more so can can start something else!!!!
I got some fabric packs for Christmas, and some other crafty bits, but this is my absolute favourite . . . Lisa bought me a class to make these! Once we are allowed to be in the same place at the same time we are going top have a go
Christmas was mostly virtual . . . but good to see everyone
My triangle EPP has been pieced. Where the points meet is supposed to look like this
But many junctions didn't get the memo!
I have a circular die for the sizzix, so I cut lots of circles from heat and bond and ironed them onto each junction to keep the points in the right place
Since them I have removed the paper backing from the circles and ironed the whole lot to a white fleece, and have quilted it in variegated thread - jut binding to do then another one done
And finally I've been embroidering in front of the TV. I found this panel in a pile that needed putting away, it had been pieced but was just pattern / black / pattern / black. I've had fun extending some of the patterns into the black and now will make it into either a zippy pouch or a basket
I do believe that for once I am going to start the new year with fewer UFOs that I started it with - yes there are still some, and yes I did get some fabric for Christmas that I may be about to cut into, but things have definitely been more chaotic in the sewing room in the past!
Keep well everyone, and keep safe xxx
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