We spent the morning at Stitch today - 7 more kits completed - 7 your girls' lives changed
Then back for our own sewing (via a trip to Helen's to buy fabric!)
We made two project bags
and two teenie tiny thread catchers - inspired by one Barbara made for her mum
Just in case you didn't notice the size, here they are again - with a standard bobbin!!!!
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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Saturday, October 27, 2018
Sunday, August 5, 2018
2018 Wk 32 - Sewing with Jackie
Despite starting with a tidy sewing room, Jackie and I soon descended into the "organised chaos" that is our usual working state!
Most of the time there was at least two projects on the go, plus Lizzy the embroidery machine doing her stuff, and probably something else needing unpicking!
We made another zip up tray pouch - pattern from Aneela Hooey We love this design! (and this will get finished!)
And Lizzy was put to good use while we made an embroidered taggie for baby Leah, and a ring cushion for Claire who gets married at the end of the month
We made four project bags, inspired by Running With Homemade's Lama Drama field bag with zippy pouches
And we made big bucket bags based on Ashley's Around Town bag
As well as all the making I decided to carry on with the bobbin winding that I'd been doing at Chertsey: I have far too many threads: mostly those small ones that come with sewing kits and are useless thread - I thought if I wound them onto the bobbins I'd bought for the Chertsey class (yes, I bought far too many, but they were really cheap!) I could make some more bobbin necklaces - the empties are in the middle - quite a quantity reductions!
And don't the bobbins look so pretty!
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