Whilst I was busy sitting last week I managed to stitch block number 5 of my Rosalie Quinlan's A Redwork Christmas BOM. So much for photography classes! I took quite a few photos of this stitching and this was the best one! Oh well, don't think I'll become a professional photographer any time soon! I am really enjoying this BOM. Sometimes I get a little redworked out, but after a a week's respite I'm good to go again. This week I'm starting on block 6.
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- Kris
- I am a mother of eight and grandmother of four who loves to make and create. Rosemary Hill is the name of our home where we live, work, learn and create together
Monday 17 August 2009
Block of the month number 5
Whilst I was busy sitting last week I managed to stitch block number 5 of my Rosalie Quinlan's A Redwork Christmas BOM. So much for photography classes! I took quite a few photos of this stitching and this was the best one! Oh well, don't think I'll become a professional photographer any time soon! I am really enjoying this BOM. Sometimes I get a little redworked out, but after a a week's respite I'm good to go again. This week I'm starting on block 6.
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10 comments:
Its lovely Kris.
There is nothing wrong with that photograph the block is really cute. It will be a lovely quilt when finished.
Such a cheerful block - love the gingerbread men!
Show off!! My patterns are all still in their packets....but I do have plans to get them out soon.....LOL
Kris that looks fantastic
I love this BOM
Love and hugs Gina xxx
This is a cute block, I can imagine you liked stitching it!
Love your redwork, Kris. Goodness, can you believe that in a few short months, gingerbread and candy cane season will be upon us? ;o)
Wow, you are speedy! Looking good.
BTW I hope S. is feeling better too after her op.
Hi Kris
Can't believe you haven't been to Rhonda Jean's site.
www.down---to---earth.blogspot.com
She is 60+, living a debt free, simple and frugal life in the Qld hinterland. She and her husband Hanno, want for nothing, living comfortably on their pension, eating out of their garden, recylcling, re-using, refusing plastic into their home etc. The blog is followed by over 1,000 people. Enjoy,
Cheers - Joolz
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