77 felt hydrangea blooms short of a table runner
27 short of a place-mat
4 short of a coaster
When on a long-haul journey, always familiarise yourself with the emergency exits
March 13, 2010
Playing it safe
77 felt hydrangea blooms short of a table runner
27 short of a place-mat
4 short of a coaster
When on a long-haul journey, always familiarise yourself with the emergency exits
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I love this post :)
ReplyDeleteI often hold up my knitting and say things like, "ooh, it's almost a sock for the dog!"
p.s. VERY pretty florettes!
and 1 sandwich short of a picnic ;-P
ReplyDeleteVery pretty flowers. And they do look like hydrangeas! Better not leave them though, ones we have in the garden, you plant a blue one and turn your back for 5 minutes and the flowers go pink!
Cheers,
AJ
hope you dont get jet lag at the end of the long journey - love what you have done so far, its gonna look lovely
ReplyDeletePhew!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks like time for a break. Cake anyone?
You've already made three! In my world of slowly is the best policy (ahem), that's heaps! One every day! They're rather lovely, too :-)
ReplyDeleteThat was how I approached my Masters. I ended up with a Graduate Certificate.
ReplyDeleteWho doesn't love coasters.
They are beautiful Liesl. If there is no "due date" then just enjoy the making. When you've absolutely had enough and you can't make one more bloody blue felt hydrangea, then the number of flowers will tell you'll know what you've made!
ReplyDeleteQuite. Familiarising myself right now with emergency exits for yo-yo project... half-inch-hex project... 2-inch-hex project... japanese kaleidoscope project... and so forth! In theory, I'm all for the long haul, the meditative hand-sewing, the vision and commitment. In practice, I want it made yesterday in 3 seconds.
ReplyDeleteThey look lovely, I can't wait to see what you do with them!
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome so far Liesl - and only 77 to go!!!
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