So, excuses over, and here I am
So an apology for being tardy - and here are the photos of the very high tech give-away random winner generator:
Basket of scraps of paper,
and the first two slips drawn from the basket.
So the vanishing nine patch will go to the Foster Network, organised by a friend of Plum's, and the fail fence zig zag will go to Great Ormand Street hospital in London
This going-to-be-a-whirly gig top hasn't progressed. :-( I couldn't find any suitable border fabric locally, so went on-line and found what looks like the perfect fabric, and ordered it. It was only when I got the dispatch email that I realised I'd ordered it from Germany!!! so hopefully that will arrive next week
I have however managed another texture block for Hilary's quilt. She has no idea that this is happening, but i needed to know how best to do these braille dots. I stitched the braille for 'texture' in a few different ways (satin stitch, running stitch outline, triple stitch outline etc) and got mum to take it and ask Hilary for her help on a project!!!
So with Hilary's help (she chose the satin stitch) I have created another surprise block for Hilary - isn't that great!
One last piece of news before I go and pack my stuff for a lesson at Chertsey Museum (we are going to tackle hexies (and pentagons) and make either a pin cushion or a child's ball), I finally have furniture again in my living room.
This arrived on Monday, and is so squishy and comfy, I love it, (even if it is a tad too big for the room LOL)
Great furniture - who needs floors anyway!!!
ReplyDeleteSo happy that you have furniture again. It's harder to stick pins in the floor than in the arms of the chair or couch when you're sewing! (I had to learn to not do that when I got my leather couch several years ago. So far, no pin pricks!)
ReplyDeleteBusy as usual!!! Nice to see the furniture in situ - must be nice not having to get up off a floor cushion every time you want to move!
ReplyDeleteNice to see another square for Hilary's quilt - thank you! xxx