More apocalypse, less angst
This was actually supposed to be finished in January in time for my niece Grace’s birthday, but because I was ill and my trip to Victoria got postponed – the whole thing got pushed into the first week of February. For this project I… Continue Reading “First finish of February – Horses!”
Last night I put a sewing machine needle through the very tip of my thumb and this morning I woke up cramped and sore from neck to feet after spending 7 hours sitting at my sewing machine in a determined effort to get the… Continue Reading “Real life sewing injuries!”
This feels like a bit of a cheat because I made the linen napkin blanks way back in early 2013, but all the flowers were hand-pieced and stitched on in 2014 – so it still counts as the first sewing project of the year.… Continue Reading “Stitching (and sneezing) in the new year!”
Given all the doom and gloom on the supposedly radioactive west coast* at the moment – I find myself asking: if forced to evacuate in the dead of winter, what’s the one garment I would most want to bundle up in? That’s right, a… Continue Reading “A hooded scarf for an apocalyptic winter”
It strikes me odd that I have never shared this project here – especially given its long history. Started over seven years ago, in my last months of living on the Sunshine Coast, this is a project from my ferry-commuting days – a cross-stitched… Continue Reading “Finishing what I started (seven years ago)”