The only sewing that I've completed over the last fortnight is this postcard for a birthday swap - the rest of my time and energy has gone into having a lovely time with my family, making memories and laughter together.
I should also mention that I spent some time in A&E and a London Eye hospital. Nothing seriously wrong, but I'd like to say a resounding 'three cheers' for the NHS and all the staff who worked over the holiday period, particularly those in the West Middx and the Western Eye Hospital.
I was, however, extremely fortunate at Christmas as my friends and family gave me some tip top presents!
Benta gave me this porthole pouch and scissors keeper - aren't they fab? If you've previously admired her port hole quilt then you might recognise the style. Terrific!
Avril gifted me a fab pair of sprung snips - perfect for someone with a nagging wrist like me - which have a needle threader hidden in the end. Clearly designed with me in mind! As well as that lovely set she gave me the softest trimming that I've ever encountered.
My DH, DD2 and a niece gave me some fabrics. My brain is humming along deciding which combinations to use and what to use them for. I've almost decided on making two mini quilts, one a winter one and one for the rest of the year..... but it's hard to decide exactly which patterns to use!
DD2 also chose these little charms for me - aren't they sweet?
DD1 also bought me ribbons for sewing as well as other craft making pieces.
I'm so fortunate that everyone is so generous - and so mindful of my hobbies!
I hope that you were equally fortunate. My thoughts have turned once more to those who are not, and I'm keen to get my next Project Linus quilt on the go.
Happy New Year, everyone. I hope that 2018 brings you all that you'd like!
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