But so far so good.
The Silent Night one which was stitched first, I have decided to keep for my tree and to put ruched ribbon around the edge so that is not in a state to be photographed quite yet. More to come on that one.
But I also did a complete stocktake of my stash cupboard and sorted out the next project - once I have the Shepherd's Bush Angels Song completed. My WIP basket was getting seriously overloaded but now only has three items : - the ongoing Temperature Chart, the Shepherd's Bush project and a piece of hardanger which has a "must be completed" date of February 2021
Next on my list is some sewing - I want a new hooded jacket and also a long sleeved button through blouse so will get the fabric for those cut out tomorrow. I find once the fabric is cut the whole project seems less daunting and I find time to get the sewing done.
I doubt there will be much time for stitching next week as I make final preparations for my share of the DBEM's 90th Birthday Party. She is getting quite excited and has already received several cards and gifts. I promised her that tomorrow we would put up a string so she can hang her cards and enjoy looking at them.
5 comments:
The ornaments are looking great. Nice to be prepared in advance.
Glad the cards are arriving already, when is the Big Day?
These are lovely Margaret. Who is the designer of the top-right, a log cabin ornament?
No wonder your mother is getting excited about her forthcoming birthday, 90 years old is quite a milestone.
Your Christmas ornaments are lovely. intrigued by ruched ribbon around the edge of one. A technique I must try.
They all look great, no matter how you finish the back!
I hope your Mom has a wonderful birthday, that is definitely something to celebrate.
Oh, great work on these ornaments! Sounds like you are very much on top of your crafting deadlines.
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