But it wasn't all fun fun fun over the long weekend, I did have some time to get down to 'business' and managed to quilt the skull...
If all goes to plan, I am hoping to do the binding tonight - thank you for all the helpful, (or otherwise), suggestions, I will show you the outcome tomorrow.
I've also made my June Bee Blocks for Fiona already!! I just have the siggy block to make, then they can be popped in the post along with my parcel of pink Rainbow Swap charm squares.
Remember all the little change trays I've made from the Sew Hip/Jojoebi design, well how chuffed am I to have many of them show up on Jo, the designer's blog today! She is such a talented designer, it's a privilege to be included.
Tomorrow I am off to Drusillas with the girls and nursery, and hubby gets to go to the Bluebell Railway with a lot of 6 year olds! It's a hard life!
The skull came out just perfect! I really like the little change trays, too!
ReplyDeleteThat skull is anything but 'routine'. And I would rather be with you and the nursery children than the six year olds.
ReplyDeleteThe skull looks so cool. Great job!
ReplyDeleteMy skull is coming along nicely ;-) i wish! And as for tomorrow, MONKEYS! I'm jealous. Looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteBaldie Bob is looking hansomer and hansomer! I think I might be falling in love! Jxo
ReplyDeleteHave fun at Drusillas, if your lot are anything like ours, it's a case of running past all the animals to get to the play area as quick as possible :)
ReplyDeleteLove the skull.
ReplyDeleteAh Drusillas, it's been going since I was a kid (many many many years ago). I live nowhere near now, but the name conjours fond memories!
Well done for being included in the blog! Good for you, sorry haven't been dropping in lately have been busy NOT looking at the internet! Have a good day tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteFi