I must be on a roll - two finishes by the 14th January!
This is "Falling" by Plum Street Samplers
I think it is one of the designs that I was sent as part of the A Little Help From our Friends Stitching Circle that I belong to (an autoship from The Silver Needle).
[Update: It is time to post for Gifted Gorgeousness SAL 2020 run by Jo from Serendipitious Stitching. As the A Little Help From our Friends Stitching Circle is like a gift I give to myself every couple of months (it arrives in the mail, all beautifully wrapped, just like a present), I am shoehorning it into this month's GG SAL.
You can read all about it in Jo's Link up post for January.]
I found it languishing at the bottom of my sewing basket and it really had so little left to do on it (see below), that once again I am left thinking to myself "Why didn't I finish it at the time?". Still, a nice surprise to have another early finish for the year.
Some of the detail:
In other news, my nose operation went well but I had to wear this face splint for a week afterwards. It was awful as I felt like I had one of those face hugging monsters from the movie "Alien" on my face (I was going to put a pic of one of them up but when I looked them up they are too hideous to put on my lovely blog - lol!)
Anyway, it came off today and I am finally feeling much better, although struggling to breathe well (like everyone in Melbourne) as overnight our air quality was rated the worst in the world due to the smoke from the bushfires).
This was the sun valiantly trying to make itself known through the haze this morning.
... and finally, we have a start on the Front House build! The Asbestos men came and removed all of the asbestos from the house and now it is looking very derelict, especially as it then rained for the next two days!
Late next week, the demolition should happen - yay! It will be a dirty, dusty few days but worth it because then the builders can start!
Thanks for visiting,
hugs,
