Fortunately, after about 30 minutes of watching 6 year olds dancing, I was given my marching orders and came home to a sunny conservatory, and a little bonus fabric-pulling time! Result.
Inspired by lovely ladies such as the calming one, and the other one, I thought I would have a play with my greens and make a little something or other for the Pantone 2013: Emerald Quilt Challenge.
Hopefully I will have a little finish to show you tomorrow of the cushion variety; nothing too complicated or award winning; I just need to fabricate a little back-story to make it sound way more interesting!
Looking interesting, is that a wee bit of linen mixed in there?
ReplyDeleteI seem to lose hours & hours to kids parties some weekends! Us mums were embarrassing the kids by knowing all the words to One Direction yesterday! I need to cut loads of 1.5" squares for my next mario block and just can't face it... maybe tomorrow! Looking forward to cushiony lovliness.
ReplyDeleteObviously you need to keep up the birdie song routine when asked to bust a move, it'll get you kicked out of any dance party you need ;o)
ReplyDeleteThat looks like it will be a sweet cushion :)
ReplyDeleteHa the birdy song, France, several rum and cokes and dancing on tables - don't ask!
ReplyDeleteYou are tempting me.....
ReplyDeletebwahahahahaha!!! the "other one"??? *snort*
ReplyDeleteThe cogs have been working again, be careful of all that thinking, it's dangerous you know! : )
ReplyDeleteOooh can the back story involve leprechauns or bogies please?!
ReplyDeletelol...it looks very yummy to me and your greens are so pretty! Were you selling crisps again - you will always be the crisp seller in my eyes. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI can't stop laughing at Sarah's comment!
ReplyDeleteNice for big brother to get to stay with grandparents on his own :)
ReplyDeleteI think I get to meet the other one this week. I think I am good being the calming one. I also think your project is looking good, I am sure you have a good story made up by now.
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