Another Casualty and Sunday Evening
Sunday Evening
Such is life. During my tidy up I have found a couple of casualties. I particularly like crafting and doing stuff myself, however, I also appreciate someone else's efforts and when I can I invest in embroidered or needlepoint pieces that please me then I do so.
Whilst in the back bedroom today, I have come across a couple of pictures of embroidered pictures which are vintage and not worked by me. One of the frames has a broken glass and so I am going to have to see if I can find a cheap picture frame just for the glass and get G to show me how to cut this so that I can do my own repairs in the future. I think I also need new frames in which to put these lovely little panels into. I am not keen on the ones that they are in at present. I have a larger panel already framed up which is in a natural pine frame and will probably try and source something similar if I can find the right sized frames.
The needlework on these is superb too. However I am just loving the colours even though they are old they are so vibrant.
And perhaps I should not have done so, after the glass of the Raspberry Mead, but I picked up one of the UFO projects also found on Saturday. I am using up odds and ends of wool from previous projects with the aim of eventually making into a large throw or a couple of throws. This time though I am working four small Granny squares to make one larger square. I have quite a few squares worked already and am hoping to find a few more balls of wool as I go along. However this project is a long term one and I can easily work a couple of squares here and there as well as everything else that is going on here as well.
I would make a cushion cover out of the needlework - it deserves to be on display. You are certainly a real crafter. Both of my sisters love crafting but it is not something I've ever been good at. I am the cook in the family so it all evens out. My stepmom is a very talented quilter and we have all been the lucky recipients of her talents so I can certainly appreciate the effort that goes into this sort of work.
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