I went for a walk this morning, into the village. And after the stormy weather yesterday,, the river has flooded again. No pictures as my camera battery died as I switched the thing on!! It was the worst I have seen it in the 5 years I have been here!
A few days ago I spotted one of the dear close to the little car park at the back of us,,
I have made a little pouch to keep my spare DMC threads in. I made a half Dresden plate pattern and wanted to do something with it other than just a block,,,
And the progress on my Sisters stitchery,,, just the leaves and flowers on the right to do!
Just one more thing to say,,,,,
Merry Christmas!!!
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Hi Caz
ReplyDeleteYes, we have had the lashing rain but luckily we didn't lose anything or get any rain in.
I just love, love the sisters embroidery, what are you going to do with it?
Have a lovely few days
Briony
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Hi Caz,
ReplyDeleteThe Dresden pouch turned out great and I love how your stitchery is looking.
Happy Christmas!
M.x
Merry Christmas Caz. Love the half dresden plate pouch good Idea to use up blocks that started life as a quilt but never made it beyound being a block. :)
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas Caz.
ReplyDeletethose poches are too cute. What a great idea to use blocks. I have plenty that are waiting to be turned into somthing. .
Love your christmas tree and the little deer is very seasonal
ReplyDeleteMy eye sight is not very good these days , I looked at your bag , more than once trying to make out what was inside . To me it looked like tools and a screwdriver . It was awhile before I realised it was embroidery thread .
Your bag is very nice .
Merry Christmas and a happy New Year
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Lovely pouch and Christmas tree.
ReplyDeleteDid you ever find out about Man With Cup at Salisbury Cathedral? In case you didn't he was part of a sculpture exhibition by Sean Henry called Conflux.
http://www.salisburycathedral.org.uk/sites/default/files/Conflux_Sean_Henry_email.pdf