Here we are ... Boxing Day already and it's predicted to be a scorcher.
I was excited to be able to open my SSCS gift yesterday. Travelling all the way from Norway was the most gorgeous table runner made by Berit. Thankyou so much ... I just love the fresh white/red colour scheme and my new runner will be taking pride of place on our table for lunch today.
I can also reveal my gift to Wendy. On reading her blog I knew she loved anything about peacocks so I was lucky enough to find some peacock fabric and made her this drawstring bag. Wendy has also shared a photo of the ornament and mug rug I sent.
Thankyou to Chookyblue for hosting such a wonderful and fun swap. If you'd like to see lots of pictures of all the wonderful gifts and ornaments that have been unwrapped, visit Chooky's blog for all the reveals.
PINS ~ my love of patchwork and quilting ... WHISKERS ~ my fur-babies past and present ...
Showing posts with label SSCS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SSCS. Show all posts
Monday, 26 December 2011
Thursday, 1 December 2011
November Wrap-up and SSCS
What is it with the mail lately? I've had post take 14 days to travel between states and even in the same state and yet this parcel made it all the way from Norway in only 9 days.
These hexie flowers have hopefully arrived safely with Debra for November.
Because I Said So BOM ~ Month 7 Because I Said So BOM ~ Month 8 1" Hexi Flowers for Inchy Swap Quilting of UFO Citrus quilt Home Sweet Home BOM ~ letter 'O' Red/Silver Ruffle Scarf One Christmas Item a Month
Yipee! My SSCS arrived yesterday and was promptly opened to reveal ..
2 pretty parcels ... 1 of which I was allowed to open straight away.
Inside I found this lovely cone with applique heart and inside the cone I found a sweet surprise!
Yummy strawberry sweets with a hidden choc centre. Thankyou dear Secret Santa ... I shall be good and place my other gift under the tree until Christmas day.
Another November finish for OPAM ... my red scarf with silver ... wool purchased at the Brisbane Craft and Quilt Exhibition.
These hexie flowers have hopefully arrived safely with Debra for November.
November Goals
Quilting of brother's birthday quilt
Wednesday, 19 October 2011
Let's Go Fly a Kite
Today is the third day in a row we've had the most terrible windy weather and I can tell you that I am over it! Good thing I have plenty to keep me indoors :o)
I worked on these guys last night.
My SSCS gift and ornament only require finishing touches before wrapping.
Next on my list is the GST - BAS (Tax)...this type of GST is not much fun but has to be done. Of course if we were talking Generous Sewing Time I'm sure that is something we would all be more than happy to deal with.
This wind is drying the gardens out terribly but my roses soldier on. In my garden today ~
I worked on these guys last night.
My SSCS gift and ornament only require finishing touches before wrapping.
Next on my list is the GST - BAS (Tax)...this type of GST is not much fun but has to be done. Of course if we were talking Generous Sewing Time I'm sure that is something we would all be more than happy to deal with.
This wind is drying the gardens out terribly but my roses soldier on. In my garden today ~
Monday, 29 December 2008
Quilting Times Ahead
Christmas Day and first on my agenda was my SSCS gift before breakfast. Christmas Wishes and a big thankyou to Cherri, I'm now the proud owner of a LizzyHouse original print. I'll be keeping an eye out for a suitable frame and hanging it in my sewing room to admire. Also a set of Lizzy's Cathedral Cards. To top it off Cherri also included four fat 1/4's of lovely fabric.

A special thankyou to Chookyblue for taking on such a huge task. It was so much fun having a gift under the tree from a new friend.



A special thankyou to Chookyblue for taking on such a huge task. It was so much fun having a gift under the tree from a new friend.
I was also lucky enough to be gifted a couple of quilting rulers (I've been hinting) and more fat 1/4's from family members.

As promised here is my first finish for Finn's Challenge which is quickly coming to a close. The idea was a wall hanging for me to practice machine quilting, with and without a walking foot, traced and free motion.
As I'm getting more confident at playing around with my blog, I'll be having a face lift for the month of January. I've also decided to tidy my sidebar and start fresh with icons for 2009.
Fingers crossed the building storm clouds will bring some much needed rain this afternoon. So far we've missed out on all the storms going round and the paddocks are desperate for a drink.
Here's to a Happy, Healthy New Year and a wet one for those who need it.
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