My next project is going to be a hardanger runner for my coffee table. So tonight I stitched the kloster blocks on a sample motif. This I will make into a notebook cover (the spiral backed sort of notebook not the computer version) but first I wanted to check the size etc - rather like kntting a swatch to measure gauge I suppose.
Today has been wet and hot so indoor jobs are all done and my stash cupboard has been cleaned and tidied.
I even managed to finish my book - the latest Val McDermid. Now I am off to bed with the latest Peter May. Both of these were ordered from my local library and I had a long wait as they were very popular. Other readers will be waiting so I cannot renew and must finish by the due date. So off to bed I go:-)
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6 comments:
Your comment about comfort stitching is comical to me - I would find this the opposite of relaxing. I'm going to try to get back to the little crosses soon as I've ordered a cabinet from the States and it requires a stitched front. You've perhaps seen it - it's by Lone Elm Lane. It's a birthday gift for a milestone birthday that begins with a 6.
It's so beautiful
Happy Saturday x
Oh, this is so lovely. I wish I were brave enough to attempt hardanger.
xxx
Your hardanger is always so beautiful.
Beautiful. I've never tried hardanger, but I do like it.
Pretty stitching, although I, too, prefer my little crosses! Enjoy your reading.
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