I made 4.
All Anna Maria Horner voiles and one with some velveteen as I was feeling a little extravagant.
I took them all out for a photoshoot yesterday afternoon, before the rain started, and incidentally has not stopped since.
OK, it was not my best idea. The wind did not want to help...
So indoors for a final group shot...
I love how simple these are to make. Mine are all made with WOF fabric pieces of differing widths, dependent upon whether they were cut from yardage or meterage.
Also on my list, you may remember, was finishing my Stitch Tease Secret Santa gift, that's done too, but I won't or rather can't show you until the recipient has it in her festive mitts, but trust me, I would love to keep it/them.
Onto today, and I have buried 3 hours-worth of threads in front of the TV. I was really not liking how my Retro Flowers quilting was turning out and had considered ripping out everything from the last couple of nights, but I kept going, adding more and more and now the tatty threads are gone, I am happy again. It's now all squared up, ready for binding tomorrow, and I can't wait.
At this time of year there is nothing better than spending a little time sewing in front of the TV. Especially when the rain is hitting the window!! Sarah
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing the Retro Flowers! Not getting much sewing done here- the sunshine is far too nice- just saying......;-))
ReplyDeleteLovely - your recipients will be very happy!
ReplyDeleteLovely, lovely!!
ReplyDeleteLovely scarves Hadley....and oh you are such a high achiever...I'm still worrying about what on earth to make for the Stitch Tease Secret Santa!
ReplyDeleteThey look fabulous! Can't wait to see your Retro Flowers quilt!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous scarves, shame about the weather.
ReplyDeleteYou are on a roll for sure! The scarves are so pretty and I am looking forward to seeing the quilt.
ReplyDeleteI love the scarves (or loops?) What great colors for the grey days coming up!
ReplyDeleteI suspect the wind just wanted to keep those scarves for itself!So cheery for wintry weather!
ReplyDeleteLovely scarves, naff weather: I won't Christmas shopping today in Guildford. Windy, wet and crowded, bah, should have been ome sewing! Still, mostly finished the list, so that helps
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scarves H! Do they work as well in quilters' cotton too! Jxo
ReplyDeleteyou are cranking those gifts out so fast. Well done.
ReplyDeleteThe scarfs look lovely! I especially like the one with the dark blue fabric. I really should make one for myself one day!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous scarves
ReplyDeleteLove the scarves, especially the one on the left. Why haven't I made any of these yet? Can't wait for the quilt reveal!
ReplyDeleteI am in love with the scarves and all the color!! Cindy made one for me last Christmas and it's a treasure.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe it took me so long to get round to making these, since I made the 2 just before SS, I've worn one to work every day!
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