My poor fingers are sore from quilting so I took a little break yesterday to work on making the stitchery kit for my niece. Since Mr 13 was home with a cold, we snuggled on the couch and generally took it easy. I'm trying to make it look like a bought kit, so I made up the stitchery to photograph for the front. The finished cushion will have a red border and floral back - Nanna might have to help her with the finishing off. It will match the sewing case I made for her.
A few chores to do, and some help with a project on Government to give, and there may even be some sneaky sewing time later. Have a great weekend.
Susan x
Your kit looks great - wonderful present for your niece... yes, I must do that government project too!!
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Oh yes that Government Project ..... think I need to do some more sewing before even thinking about that one!
ReplyDeleteLooks great Susan..a fantastic gift....I am so pleased I have finished with the projects!!!! LOL
ReplyDeletewhat a great idea. love the fabrics you have chosen for the cushion. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteLooks great!
ReplyDeleteA great idea for the kit Susan...I'm sure your Niece will love it! And snuggling up on the couch with your Son when he's not well...just lovely!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful present Susan, a great idea!!
ReplyDeleteThe kit looks great, it really is a fab idea!
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just love the flower stitchery.....the kit is a great idea....keep her busy.....hope you got some sneaky sewing in
ReplyDeleteThe stitchery kit is a lovely idea.
ReplyDeleteTake care of those fingers.
Usually take a break after I finally puncture the skin. Ouch!
I wait for the healing to finish and start again.
lovely stitching Susan,well done.xx
ReplyDeleteLovely idea Susan. I am sure your niece will be thrilled. Your quilt is beautiful and will be something to treasure.
ReplyDeleteThe stitchery is lovely, it will make a nice gift. I look forward to seeing the finished project.
ReplyDeleteLove the stitchery, can't wait to see it all finished :)
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