The Roads Service have taken up camp outside my house, with their pneumatic drills and diggers, hammering right into my brain from 7.45am each morning!! I can even feel their vibrations right through my house!! Aagghh!
There's nothing else for it but to get up and get sewing!
I've been pattern testing for a friend using these ....
... all will be revealed in good time!
Some Brit Bee Medallion sewing ....
.... again, can't show you the full picture, all top secret!
And a few hot water bottle covers, for New Year class samples (sorry, forgot to take a picture of the other one before it went into the shop where I'm teaching!).
I also got my Bee Blessed block for November made (go me!) but more of that at the end of the week!
So I guess I have the annoying workmen outside to thank for my productivity!
Jude xo
Ohh you tease. Those fabrics look fabulous with the pink zipper. I've forgotten what it's like to sleep past 7am... one day when he's a teenager I might be able to make that happen... ;)
ReplyDeletethe geometric fabric is lovely, so colourful, also the bee project looks mighty interesting. would be interested in knowing more about the British Bee club
ReplyDeletehope you have all your cut glass crystal and fine china nailed down with all the hammering outside!
ReplyDeleteYour Brit Bee is looking good
We have the drills on the other side of the street in the school. It is annoying and I can not believe how the cildren can study there. But it gets you out of bed :D
ReplyDeleteYou always make such awesome samples- to add to the glasses case I also want a hot water bottle cover!
ReplyDeleteI really like your hot water bottle cover!
ReplyDeletelovely work missus, i'fe been studying that sneaky peak hard!!
ReplyDeleteI love a zippy project, can't wait to see what it is as those fabrics look fabulous together.
ReplyDeleteLooking good again, J. That HWB cover would make a good 'Dad' Chrissie pressie... class not till January??
ReplyDeleteAh well..
The hot water bottle cover is gorgeous! Hope the workmen go soon!
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