Miss Mischief is part way through a stitchery and is doing a magnificent job. I forced....errrr....encouraged her to use her own money. She doesn't like to spend paper money, believing that to be a gift in itself. But I promised her this is what money is for ~ spending it on something you absolutely adore. So she bought some threads and a frame and whilst she was doing her choosing I traced the design onto some calico with the lightbox at the shop. She's in little-girl heaven.
Meanwhile, I've finished my stitching from Saturday's Sewing Day. It's very cute. I daresay I shall sew on the borders and frame this, rather than making it into yet another pin-cushion. A girl can only do with so many and I have one that I love and works well already.
I also remembered to ask about Pattern 1 of a 10 part block of the month that I've not-so-patiently been waiting on! Now that the rain has cleared I'm going to nick back and pick up the threads. For all my one and a half boxes of embroidery threads I don't have any of the ones I need! I have, however, done the tracing and ironed on the stabliser fabric. I can't wait to get started. On a day like today perhaps another 'Little House on the Prairie' episode is in order?!
I love Natalie Lymer's designs. A touch of whimsy with a splash of variegated thread here and there seems to catch my attention every time. Why try to resist?
Tracy I so agree, her designs are gorgeous!!! I was on her blog the other day and she has this great design of a mum with crazy hair and babies in her pockets and I looked at it and thought 'I so relate' LOL!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see the finished product.
Oh, and the flowers in the basket look lovely too! (just forgot to mention that) xo
ReplyDeleteI am having a good giggle Fi. Thank you!!!!
ReplyDeleteAahhh yes, 'A Mother's Pockets'. Very cute.
Oooh that basket of flowers is very sweet! Maybe after I develop a liitle more patience I can make that...so pretty. :)
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