Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Saturday, April 10, 2010
Stitching updates
I've been spending most of my stitching time working on Hypnotic.
I've done about half the first page.
Here is my progress on Romantic Rose Garden Mandala.
I've done about half the first page.
Here is my progress on Romantic Rose Garden Mandala.
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Giveaway
I am giving away the chart set for Lizzie Kate's Living with Charm.
This is only for the charts. Fabric, thread and charms are NOT included.
Please leave a comment below stating if you wish to be included in the draw. Don't forget your email address.
I will draw a name on April 16th (Australia time). It is our 15th wedding anniversary. DH and I were married on Easter Sunday 1995.
This is only for the charts. Fabric, thread and charms are NOT included.
Please leave a comment below stating if you wish to be included in the draw. Don't forget your email address.
I will draw a name on April 16th (Australia time). It is our 15th wedding anniversary. DH and I were married on Easter Sunday 1995.
April Update
Living with Charm Framed
I haven't been able to do much stitching lately but here is a picture of Living with Charm framed.
I can't decide where to hang this so it is leaning against the wall near the TV for a bit.
I'll post an update on my other stitching after Easter.
Non-stitching Stuff
The kids are on holidays until the 13th. DS has a rugby union (football) camp for a few days next week.
DH has gone car racing at Bathurst over Easter. He left this morning and has just arrived - 12 hours towing a car trailer to get down there. He will be driving back on Wednesday.
This is a picture of his toy - it is a GT40 replica he built from a kit.
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We have all survived the first term of school. DD has been officially diagnosed with a peanut allergy and has to carry an epipen. Her allergy is moderate but all nut allergys are treated as life threatening.
DS had a trip to hospital for x-rays after a cricket game 2 weeks ago. I thought he might have broken his hand but the x-ray was clear. It took a week for the swelling to go down so he could move his fingers and wrist easily.
DH had a work trip os for 2 weeks - mostly in Vancouver. He got back the day DS was hurt.
I was called up for jury duty AGAIN - I did it last year. I had to be available for 2 weeks but I ended up only having to go in on the first day and I wasn't required for any trials. The worst part was that I couldn't plan anything because I didn't find out until after 5PM whether I was needed for the next day.
I'm having a holiday at home while there is no school.
I haven't been able to do much stitching lately but here is a picture of Living with Charm framed.
I can't decide where to hang this so it is leaning against the wall near the TV for a bit.
I'll post an update on my other stitching after Easter.
Non-stitching Stuff
The kids are on holidays until the 13th. DS has a rugby union (football) camp for a few days next week.
DH has gone car racing at Bathurst over Easter. He left this morning and has just arrived - 12 hours towing a car trailer to get down there. He will be driving back on Wednesday.
This is a picture of his toy - it is a GT40 replica he built from a kit.
.jpg)
We have all survived the first term of school. DD has been officially diagnosed with a peanut allergy and has to carry an epipen. Her allergy is moderate but all nut allergys are treated as life threatening.
DS had a trip to hospital for x-rays after a cricket game 2 weeks ago. I thought he might have broken his hand but the x-ray was clear. It took a week for the swelling to go down so he could move his fingers and wrist easily.
DH had a work trip os for 2 weeks - mostly in Vancouver. He got back the day DS was hurt.
I was called up for jury duty AGAIN - I did it last year. I had to be available for 2 weeks but I ended up only having to go in on the first day and I wasn't required for any trials. The worst part was that I couldn't plan anything because I didn't find out until after 5PM whether I was needed for the next day.
I'm having a holiday at home while there is no school.
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