Tuesday, 29 July 2014

Pretty quiet on the sewing front here. We have a Japanese student staying with us, so we have been spending our time sight seeing and working on communicating. It's certainly been an interesting experience! In honour of his visit I got out an old UFO, a sashiko panel from a craft show a few years ago.

I've done some more quilting on The Simple Life and finished another Irish Circles block. I love the blues in this one from last week (maybe I should get the iron out too!).

Hope you find a quiet moment to stitch this week.
Susan x

14 comments:

  1. Lovely block. The blues do look great.

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  2. What a wonderful experience...for you & the family.
    Your Sashiko stitching looks wonderful and of course your block is fantastic!

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  3. Hi Susan what a gorgeous block and i love sashiko work and what fun to have an exchange student with you,hope you have a lovely day my friend.xx

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  4. You are a pro at Needle-turn now Susan. Its perfect!
    x Sarah
    PS: Love the socks and thongs LOL

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  5. I love your sashiko, such perfect even stitches! Very kind of you to provide home-stay for the Japanese student - konnichiwa.

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  6. You do such lovely work Susan. Always have something interesting on the go

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  7. your stitching on the sashiko looks amazing! such perfect little stitches/
    gorgeous new circle block.
    would be a great experience for the boys too to have the exchange student to entertain. Looks like he is fitting in. lol

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  8. well the boys look like they are communicating fine... a dog helps doesn't it? love the sewing and glad you are fitting a bit in between ...
    Hugz

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  9. Not much time here fir stitching here this week either Susan! Love what you have accomplished while your student has been staying with you!

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  10. The stitching on your sashiko panel is perfection, Susan. And your blues are beautiful. Looks like your visitor is enjoying his stay.

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  11. Your work is always inspiring Susan. The boys look great together as if they have known each other for years.

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  12. Glad you are able to find a little time for you. The results are lovely and I look forward to seeing all those beautiful circles in a quilt. Greetings to your visitor and hope everyone is enjoying the experience, even the dog.

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  13. You think it would be the Japanese kid in the socks and thongs!!… LOL
    Love the new block..you do lovely work! Xx Lea

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  14. I must say as well socks and thongs, looks like my boys...LOL...your blocks are awesome...

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