Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Pottering along................

............... just spending time resting up post-op (all went well, if a little sore - day surgery is such a production line!) and hand stitching to while away the hours
Yet more leaves and berries


And a reasonably simple applique block I fudged together this morning as the ladies at my quilting group want me to teach them 'freezer paper on top' hand applique
Now of course the boring bit - writing out the 'ingredients list' for them for next Monday's meeting

10 comments:

loulee said...

Do you fancy doing a tutorial for us too? Lots of pictures please, it means less words! LOL

Sew Create It - Jane said...

So glad to hear you are home and resting and that the procedure went well. Keep those feet up and get better soon and take full advantage of those 3 teenagers...I'm sure they will keep you in tea and treats :o)

Fiona said...

Sounds like it wasn't too bad - and every cloud has a silver lining - i.e. more time to sew!

Ali Honey said...

Glad that is over for you. I hope you are back 100% really soon.
Sew sew, sew!

Lindah said...

Speedy recovery!
Love that little blue butterfly.

sewkalico said...

I'm very pleased to hear your procedure went well. Your stitching looks great. You will be the perfect teacher on this subject!!

Rose Marie said...

Oh dear .... I may just have to borrow your idea for doing applique borders with just leaves and berries ..... this looks wonderful and what a great border for your quilt!

Hoping that you are feeling better and Happy Belated Birthday!

Chookyblue...... said...

hope you taking it easy recovering slowly.........don't over do it........I should get some applique set up.......I have nothing in progress.......

Tracey @ozcountryquiltingmum said...

Hope you are recovering well. I am sending early birthday greetings your way, congratulations!!
You are right, your girl looks very different as supercat!!
The quilt top is looking great, Tracey

Clare said...

Tutorial please! I want to learn how to appliqué the Bebbs way.