I've been knitting a little bit. A couple of rounds here and there on this project. I've got another one
in the car that comes with me to piano lessons and volleyball games.
It's slow going, but steady, just the kind of work I need at the moment.
Something to keep my hands busy and quiet my mind.
in the car that comes with me to piano lessons and volleyball games.
It's slow going, but steady, just the kind of work I need at the moment.
Something to keep my hands busy and quiet my mind.
I've been sewing some, too. Little things that are not at all newsworthy. I want to sew big things, like dresses and quilts and then more quilts,
but my days are pretty full at the moment. I'm hoping for a few hours
in a row at some point this weekend to get one quilt top basted. Then
maybe next weekend I could quilt it.
but my days are pretty full at the moment. I'm hoping for a few hours
in a row at some point this weekend to get one quilt top basted. Then
maybe next weekend I could quilt it.
Bookwise, I've just finished The Tiger's Wife and started the new Tana French book. Heather Ross Prints has been devoured by myself and Jane. I've already designed something and had Spoonflower print it on fabric. Tea towel calendar, anyone? But more on that later…
Enjoy the weekend.
(Don't forget to enter the giveaway for Knot Thread Stitch – you have until Sunday night!)
Have a great weekend, Erin!
you’ll love shalom. The last one I made was an all-the-way buttoned up version w/ long sleeves, years ago, still love it. Glad to see you making.
sounds like a pretty good lately. and yes, a few hours in a row would be great, wouldn’t it?
Have a wonderful weekend, I am off to put binding on a halloween quilt finished last…November..so am I very late? Actually its sat with out binding for 10 months so now I do have to hurry!
Oh yes, The Tiger’s Wife. Our book club had a difficult time with that one – not sure it wanted to be a folk tale or not. I gave it a C. Try Caleb’s Crossing – it’s excellent!
I’m glad to see you have the Cullin Cowl on your needles. That’s a great pattern for learning simple new tricks.
I've already made five of them. I can't stop!
can’t wait to see what you had printed- i’ve been considering that heather ross print book for ages.