I've been working on a random selection of stuff this week, as well as teaching 5 children's classes (separate blog post coming up)
Mt temperature embroidery is now over 2 metres long, and has already outgrown its wooden bobbin so I'm going to have to rethink its "home"!
I can only show it in a loose coil, so here are 5 lengths
and here are the alternate lengths
For quite a while now I've only been using the "hot" colours - lovely!!!!
I have finished the binding on this brick wall I-spy quilt,
And on this Mickey Mouse one. names can be added as appropriate
Thanks to Sharon who gifted me some rainbow cork I made a cork travel bag - room for change in the front pocket, passport, glasses and phone in the main pocket, and boarding pass in the real vinyl pocket, plus a front zipped pocket under the flap, and a rear zipped. I didn't line it, and I constructed it wrong sides together - just zigzagging over the sides and the edge of the flap with a rainbow variegated thread, I'm in love!
We made a crazy patch at the last Richmond and Kew Quilters meeting, with the idea we would decorate it at September's meeting. I'm going to be away for Septembers, and Avril was away for the last weeting so I handed my block over to her. In fact she might have to miss September's meeting too so she's already started decorating her / my / our patch: looking good Avril!
And Lizzy has been helping me make some coffee wraps: We've been having fun ready for the Church summer fair next Saturday
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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Monday, August 26, 2019
Tuesday, July 30, 2019
2019 Wk 30 - Catch up
We had a good turn out at the last Crafty Church: with people crocheting, cross stitching, sewing and a fair bit of chatting! The red dress (middle top) and the gingham skirt (middle bottom) are the finished items from a month ago - can I remind you that the girls that created these are 10 and 8!!!!!
One of my Chertsey Museum ladies sent me this pic of her finished coffee cosy - now I wish I'd lined mine in the same fabric as the binding - it looks great!
In preparation for a few babies that are currently 'under construction' I have managed to finish two i-spy brick quilts: one purple and one grey
And my senior citizen's class last week had 16 people concentrating very hard on mixing flour and water and birdseed!
Lots of bird seed cakes got finished
and are looking good!
And totally NOT craft related, we went away for a weekend with friends for her 60th birthday: all 4 of us (she is their Godmother) and the three of them (we are their daughter's Godparents) and her boyfriend. We had a really great time - these two (and the other 2 'children' and the two husbands, but I didn't get a pic of all of them) happily scaled trees and zoomed up cargo nets and down zip wires - me and Carol?? We held their bags and jackets at ground level!!!!
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