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Monthly Archives: January 2019
Tall Year Square Etui SAL
It’s three weeks since I last showed you my etui, it’s a design from the Classic Inspirations magasine by Betsy Morgan. I was still embroidering the final pieces then… I’ve been working hard on it since then, I was ready … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Stitch-a-long
Tagged Betsy Morgan, embroidery, Etui, Tall Year Square
36 Comments
Guess How Much I Love You…
…All the way to the moon and back! I think Guess How Much I Love You has to be my favourite children’s book from when my kids were little, it had only just been published then and I loved sitting … Continue reading
Nineteen for 19
I really enjoyed my Eighteen for 18 challenge, I found it did help me keep focused on what I’m making, without getting stressy if it didn’t happen! It’s taken me a little while to compose my list for this year, … Continue reading
Monday’s Meander Round the Garden
As it’s the first Monday of the year I thought I’d better start as I mean to go on with a little wander round the garden. It was only a little one as it was cold, wet and miserable outside … Continue reading
January Smalls
I rather like the idea of having a seasonal display of cross-stitch smalls. Now I’ve finally put the Christmas decorations away I decided it was a good time to start, hopefully this will become a regular monthly post. We’ve been … Continue reading
A Spring Wreath
On New Year’s Day I decided to concentrate on my Spring Wreath quilt. This is a BOM from Andrea of Raggedy Ruff Designs. It’s a beautiful quilt of woodland animals, stitched with free motion machine embroidery. This is very new … Continue reading
Posted in embroidery, Quilting
Tagged Free Motion Embroidery, Raggedy Ruff Designs, Spring Wreath Quilt
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New Year Stitching
New Year’s Eve has never held any great excitement for me, I love Christmas, but over the years I often volunteered to work New Years Eve as I really wasn’t enthralled with the idea of going out. My OH and … Continue reading
January Windows
Last year Wild Daffodil organised a photo challenge with a different theme each month. I rather enjoyed putting together a selection of images, however slight the link may have been to the theme! This year the photo challenge is still … Continue reading
Eighteen for 18; How Did I Do!
Last January I set myself eighteen challenges to do in 2018, they were a mixture of sewing, quilting, embroidery and general lifestyle ones. I really enjoyed having something to aim for, especially as I didn’t stress or beat myself up … Continue reading
Posted in Crafts, Dressmaking, Eighteen for 18, embroidery, Garden, Quilting, Sewing, Textile Books
Tagged Eighteen for 18
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