… embroidery floss, that is!
I have had a full year, to say the least…. and as a result, I can’t quite believe that fall is upon us in the Northern Hemisphere. The air is a bit nippy these days, but my mind seems to refuse to admit that we have barely three months left in the year…. until… I started on my new smocked bishop over the weekend:
There is no denial any longer!!! Fall is indeed here! Hopefully, I will get this dress completed in time for our date at the Pumpkin Patch!
Thank you for stopping by! I bid you a lovely fall day. I have some quilt pictures for you in the next couple of days – stay tuned! Meanwhile, I must get back to my log cabin quilt!
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Wendy, I love the picture on your header. It is so springy and delightful. I love living in the tropical hemisphere, where we have warm days and there is always something blooming. Have a great week!
Beautiful.
SewCalGal
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Your fingers must automatically stitching by themselves otherwise you wouldn’t have had so many projects completed! I am impressed with what you have produced since I have met you – Good job and enjoy – Natima
Oh Wendy – this is going to be another beauty! Your daughter is going to be the best dressed girl, by far, at the pumpkin patch. And I hear you about it being Fall – when did that happen. It’s a beautiful time with all the colors, but soon it will be so cold and snowy. That is nice too – except when I have to go out in it! LOL
Ahh what fun that will be for the pumpkin patch and a photo op :0)
Your smocking is lovely and I like the colors. Can’t wait to see the photos you spoke of. And I didn’t get to comment on your blue embroidery but I like it all in blue. Those blocks will make a nice blue and white quilt.
I just don’t believe how much you get accomplished!! Can’t wait to see this little dress finished!
So beautiful! You have so many projects, I don’t know how you can keep up with them all…. Thank you for sharing.
Ooo!!! looking good, Wendy! can’t wait to see the pictures of your little munchkin in the pumpkin patch :)
hugs,
Missy