Grand Champion of the Needlework Section
The Watergarden - Chatelaine Designs
It wasn't me who stitched it, by the way, but I have given myself 2 goals
for the show, next year:
Goal 1
Next year, enter something at the fair
in at least 3 different needlework sections!
Goal 2
Encourage other local stitchers to put in a project.
The Little Prince enjoyed himeself,
can't you tell?
"If you must play, decide on three things at the start: the rules of the game, the stakes, and the quitting time."
Saturday 21 May 2011
Brookfield Show 2011
Monday 16 May 2011
Racing to Finish!
Some things take precedence in life.
I'm knitting a blanket for The Little Prince and one thing I've learned about knitting blankets is that, unlike learning French or listening to audio tapes, one has to sit and knit, not make it grow by simple wishing!
Hence, no blogging. My sincerest apologies for no contact lately. It has been for a good cause.
Another lesson I have learned is that I will only ever knit four such blankets - one for each of the off-spring (as opposed to each new grandchild). They are hard work! LOL
The good news is that it should be finished by the end of the week so I will go back to stitching.
Remember these cuties? My three older off-spring had them framed for my recent birthday.
The photo above is not a masterpiece, but the actual thing is simply gorgeous in its new frame.
No 1 grandson is almost 9 weeks old. Last week he giggled at me for the first time. How wonderful was that? Mother & baby are doing really well. The only thing that The Divine Miss M. (The Princess Royale) is worried about is if her future children will be as delightfully easy babies as their older brother. Ah, to be so carefree! LOL
Happiness & laughter to one and all,
Felicity