Things here are slowly returning to
normal in my neighborhood after hurricane Irma blew through last
weekend. Most of the debris has been bagged up and hauled off with
just some smaller sticks and twigs to get while working in the
garden. The gas stations locally have gas with normal wait lines so
the lawn mower will get some use this week.
On a sad note my youngest sister is
once again in the hospital waiting on a blood transfusion she was
admitted again with uncontrollable bleeding and still have no idea
what is going on with all the blood clots etc. I'm going to donate a
pint of blood at my local bloodbank and have them ship it there to
have on hand for her. That's one of the things I learned when I
worked for the bloodbank, you can transfer a blood donation directly
to the patient or even donate in her name which cuts the cost of the
blood she gets.
On the stitching front I have taken
slow stitching to new heights this week by not getting any stitching
by hand done at all until yesterday evening when I was finally able
to pull out the Aine kit
the Aine kit |
and put in a few stitches I snapped a
photo mid stitch so I would remember to post it today for Slow Sunday
Stitching which I will be linking up to todayhttps://kathysquilts.blogspot.ca/2017/09/slow-sunday-stitching_17.html
a few stitches |
Once I finish watering my plants this morning I intend to sit down and put in some serious stitching time. Yesterday I wrote replies to several letters, finally put the new shelf unit in my laundry room and put up the blue drapes in my bedroom; all those items on my to do this weekend list are done.
A few day before the hurricane I did
complete two more Witch bonnet girls for a total of 6, these are so
cute I can't wait to put it all together but I think I will embellish
each block first before I put them together.
2 more witch bonnet girls |
On Thursday I ordered a new embroidery kit one of those Crabapple Hill studio patterns I love so much, it arrived yesterday.
The pattern |
the floss and fabric |
It is another of those cute Salem Quilt Guild patterns this one is Show and Tell, I decided to buy the kit which includes the floss and fabric so much easier to get it all together so I have everything set to go once I trace the pattern.
Well that's about all the news for now, I hope if you were in the path of Irma life is getting back to normal for you. Happy Slow Stitching to all of you.
What cute stitching projects! Perfect for fall!
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