So now we are looking forward to having a carport we can fit two cars in, with a roof that doesn't leak and no brick wall to dent the car doors with. I think the original owners must have owned a Mini in the 60's rather then a Kingswood like the rest of Australia! Oh and we have gutters, yippee!
My MIL showed me how to knit this... yep it is something I set out to create, but all will have to be revealed later, when I get around to finishing it. I did get the latest I spy quilt off to the long arm quilters, complete with border of cats and a backing of cats. I hope to have it back next week so I can show you.
AND.... I finally got some hand sewing done on the Celtic quilt. The preparation work for these blocks has taken me alot more time then I had thought, but I have been fitting it in around other "easier" projects eg things I can quick cut and piece on the machine. I had forgotten how much I enjoyed hand applique, so now its just a matter of finding making the time. I have left it by my chair, so I can pick it up while watching sitting in front of the TV, so it doesn't get lost in my sewing room again, where I have been tempted by too many other projects of late!
Happy quilting and a belated happy Easter and ANZAC day, Sue.
Yeah for the carport! Your knitting looks interesting. I can only do the most rudimentry knitting. Sometimes I like to do a small knitting project like a scarf or beanie. That's the limit of my knitting abilities.
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