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TNT: Moving Along
There's not many exciting things going on in the tiny needle department. Just the same old, same old. I keep saying I'm going to put the Christmas Quaker away but every time I finish a motif, I find another one I want to tackle. This time it's a little snowflake on the left of the geometric thingy I finished this week.
The borders are being being added to Dear Jane. They should be finished today. Then I'm going to have to figure out what to do with that hole in the middle. I've got to applique a circle onto it but the pattern from the kit is too small. I'm going to have to improvise.
The needlepoint projects are showing some progress. That blue flower on the top left is almost finished. I've got one more row done on the Camel. I have to sing it's praises for being so compact. Everything you need is stored in this one little box. In a house full of craft clutter that is most appreciated.
I'm on the third block of the Patchwork quilt. My fingers have adjusted to the madness so it's not so painful. I'm also working on smaller sections every day. That helps.
Here's a look at the puzzle The Mister is working on that I am sharing a table with. It's called All the Food You Ate as a Kid and yes, we ate it all. We really have to wonder how anyone our age is still alive.
I love seeing your hand quilting every week. Did you mean to say "extensive craft supplies for many lovely crafts" instead of "craft clutter"? Cool puzzle!
ReplyDeleteYour stitches look great - but fiddle faddle! Now that's exciting!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat you have shown of Christmas Quaker is just awesome! I can understand getting sucked in to do another motif (and another).
ReplyDeletecraft clutter is the best clutter
ReplyDeleteWow --- it's been a minute since I thought about fiddle faddle.
ReplyDeleteYour hand stitching is beautiful! The puzzle is very fun--it made me miss Fruit Loops! lol
ReplyDeleteYour quilting is fantastic. I say Craft Clutter forever. And that puzzle - once we kept our children laughing for a dinner hour while we described all the jello combinations from our childhoods.
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