My creative mojo is back!Yippee!!
I decided yesterday after a few suggestion's to drag out a mini cross stitch kit that I've had for sometime.When I finished it I asked DH if he could make a tiny frame for it,but he declined and that's when I came up with the idea of putting it on a little cushion.Ta-dah!I'm feeling rather pleased with myself.
Alice treated herself to some pretty beads with her pocket money from her grandad.
Some of DH's lovely tulip's and what a wonderful sunny warm day we've had today and I've spent it in the garden sewing.
DH's lovely arbor with his climbing roses looking lovely,lush and green I can't wait for them to flower.
And our beautiful pink cherry kansan tree that we bought last year,is in full blossom.
And today the moment I've been waiting for!I treated myself to this really pretty cath kidston duvet set,I must say it was driving me mad waiting for the posty,dying to see if he was going to deliver it!No sooner had it arrived than I whipped it straight out of it's packaging through the wash and on to the line and I must say I really do love it!love it!love it!
And on to these funny coloured cake's that DH made last night with blue food colouring that came out green,Alice call's them snot cake's and I must say despite the colour they are delicious!Mmmm!
Snot CAKE! Oh, that is funny! KIDS!!
ReplyDeleteGlad your creativity is back
Such pretty fabric, you must be so excited about it.
So glad you are back into creating! The little cushion is so sweet and a great idea to make use of the pretty cross stitch. Your bedroom must look lovely now with that pretty duvet cover,love Cath Kidson's products. Your husband is very clever making that arbor and I can see fairy lights strung around which must look so pretty at night.
ReplyDeleteSnot cake, what a giggle!
ReplyDeleteI think the cross stitch looks perfect as a cushion and I am pleased to hear you are feeling crafty again!
I am in love with your duvet too you lucky thing! I am sure it will make sleeping much more pleasurable;o)
Hugs and Blessings