I have felt a little better this week and am not feeling quite so light headed and vague.
Doctor told me to rest so have at last been putting the binding on my prickly star quilt. I don't know why I put off doing this job but the answer was to put on a good dvd and get on with it.
Sandy at the Quilting Company has done a great job which you can see better from the back.
Good job Sandy.
With the help of my son I managed to get the house decorated for Christmas. First up was to choose a Christmas tree. I needed a 6ft. Right just Neil's size.
I also had a little help from Abi but she really was more intent on playing with the sledge and anything else she could get her hands on.
This little one is in for a surprise next year with a baby brother or sister on its way. Seems only yesterday that my son and daughter in law were getting married and a twosome and then all of a sudden they will be a foursome.
I love Warren Kimble and bought a yard of this fabric of his on ebay some years ago. I just couldn't cut into it so instead just cut it into four strip and split it with checkerboard. Reminds me so much of Vermont.
I know I should be resting up but hey Christmas is only nine days away and their's a lot to do. I hope your all prepared ?
Sue
Not ready at all! It will come anyway :0) Your granddaughter looks like a darling! I have always loved your prickly stars quilt - it must feel good to have it finished - it looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteNot ready here yet either but your photos certainly have inspired me. Another new grand-baby, how exciting! Time really flies once our kids are grown, doesn't it?
ReplyDeleteI'm ready as I'll every be. Love seeing the decor around your home- so pretty!
ReplyDeleteNow, take care of yourself and do what the dr ordered. Rest!
I am always way behind with things but I do enjoy seeing other people getting ready. You have some little treasures there and Abi is the best one. That time will soon go for your new arrival to be here. Now be a good girl and rest.
ReplyDeleteI think after all these Christmas decorations you really need to take some rest. Like the others already told you be a good girl and do what the doctor told you REST .
ReplyDeleteNine days - gulp! Sorry to hear that you have picked up a nastie but you should be great for Christmas, it sounds! Your Prickly Star quilt is beautiful - the gorgeous quilting enhances the lovely work you have done on it. Your decorating is nice too - you have some lovely treasures, it is nice to hear the story behind them.
ReplyDeleteWell, on the bright side, you were home before you got sick. Sounds like no fun at all, though; I'm sorry. Your decorating looks wonderful and I'm in love with the feathered star!
ReplyDeleteI can't stop looking at your star quilt -- it's beautiful! And what a great idea you came up with, for using your piece of "Vermont" fabric.
ReplyDeleteOh your house looks so festive and pretty! Love the red tree candle holder.
ReplyDeleteYour star quilt is beautiful and the quilting is stunning.
Sorry to hear about your belly - feel better soon.
Abi- so sweet!!
Your Christmas decorations are just beautiful and I enjoyed the little tour of them. Hope you are feeling better soon and have a great Christmas.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear that you haven't been well but hope you are starting to feel better. The Christmas decorations look lovely, and your family news is great. Have a good Christmas! X
ReplyDeleteDear Sue,
ReplyDeletethe quilt ist gorgeous!!! and the quilting...superb.
I wish you a very Happy New Year!!!
Greetings Karina