Slowly getting there and enjoying the journey. The lovely Cath helped me with some filling stitches and the french knot wisdom from embroider guru Kirsty – how much do you love blog land – seriously. The stitches are wonky and inconsistent, but thankfully I have no perfectionist genes and loving it just the same. There needs to be alternating stitchin and sewing nights for much need winter clothes or the kids will end up in swimmers and long socks all winter – it is that easy to get sucked in.
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Looking gorgeous Cindy! The stitching looks wonderful from here. I hope you have a great week.
Looking utterly gorgeous ( and perfect!) CIndy. xo
oh cindy it looks darling!
Ive just done some hand sewing over the weekend and have to say like you Im thankful im not a perfectionist coz lordy lord my hand sewing is not very good ahahaa
cant wait to see yours when its all finished xxx
Its looking so cute, can't wait to see the end result. You have nothing to worry about in the stitching department, my handsewing is appaling!
So beautiful. You're stitches are so neat and sweet. Know exactly what you're saying about being distracted from making winter clothes... if I don't pull my finger out my kids are going to be shivering too!
Looks beautiful Cindy x
I love stitching. Very cute Cindy. PS - I have not yet got your parcel in the post, its not lost. I am just not very organised! xxx
So far ... so gorgeous!!
I LOVE it!!!!! Darling!!!
oh what a labour of love. am v inspired by the lovliness of it but am planning on giving stitching a wide birth as i have sooo much knitting i want to get done. very tempting tho, must resist! lucky poppy
Oh, come on - weather still warmish - I reckon they could survive a =nother month or two in swimmers and long socks?!?!?!?! (hey, they have COATS).
hope you have a great week.
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Wow, it looks fantastic. I couldn't let mine walk around in swimmers, they've got the dreaded sags.
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