Here's how I'm getting on:
This was what I brought home from New Zealand after the workshop at the Timaru mini-symposium and
this is what it looks like now:
For those of you who like cute photos, here's one of my gorgeous Sam choosing the winner of the Sewmamasew Giveaway Day prize on my Sashiko Started It blog, isn't he brilliant?
Thank you to Heidi and Bobbi for organising another great Friday Night Sew-In, I'm looking forward to the next one already.
What good way to spend your "Friday night sew in" and pleased to see how your "Storm at Sea" has progressed much more than my " Textured Tiles"!. How cute is Sam? I can see a very proud grandmother too.
ReplyDeleteThe Picton "rag picker!!
More productive than my Friday night, though it was quilt related by watching The Quilt Show. Haven't done any sewing since I got back up north last weekend, must put that right!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment on my blog, re: my Mum, she is doing phenomenally well after her op. My sister, Dad and me are so pleased.
Kind regards
Sue
Oh, I love Nutella on toast too. Yummy!
ReplyDeleteQuilt project is beautiful. Love the colors and pattern.
Our FNSi isn't quite so beautiful, but was fun none the less. I love sewing.
My pics are posted here
http://homesteadblogger.com/teaching4him/159238/
Sam is a little cutie, and your storm at sea looks great too
ReplyDeleteHi Lis
ReplyDeleteYour the lucky winner of my giveaway. i could not get the email link to work so if you could email me at jazyjae@bigpond.com with your address that would be great.
Hi Lis, Yes, Friday night was agood one. I also enjoyed Ashes to Ashes whilst stitching away. No chocolate for me though, jellybabies instead. The storm is looking good. If you want to see what I did go to Flickr and look for Lochside quilter.
ReplyDeleteAbi, I can't seem to leave a comment on your blog or find an email address, what I wanted to say was:
ReplyDeleteI love the look of the fabric book. All those squares! Waiting patiently to see how they come together. Love FNSI