Yes, I feel like I am being a little bit lazy at the moment. I have been doing a bit of work here and there but I have mostly been feeling so relaxed and lazy this week enjoying the school holidays much too much! It is amazing how much more time there is in a day when you don't have to drive to school and kinder twice a day each at different times not to mention extra-curricular commitments as well. I am loving doing my morning emailing in my PJs and not getting dressed until much later than usual. It is easy to do in this winter cold.
I did finish this new little friend this week but alas, I cannot show you him in full!! He is heading to the US to be part of a bird themed book..... more news to follow in the future I am sure.
I also started on a new scrappy project! Some of you may remember this beautiful Scrappy Cabin quilt that I finally finished last year made out of all of my scraps...
Well I love this quilt sooooo much that I decided that I had to start a new scrappy quilt!! Inspired by Rosie's new fabric that will be arriving soon (can't wait!!) "Grandmother's Flower Garden", I have decided to make a Scrappy Flower Garden quilt! This quilt will be my first fully hand sewn and quilted quilt and I am already enjoying it so much!! I wonder if this quilt will take me as long as my Scrappy Cabin did!
I want to start on my next two flowers now!! So see you later, off to relax some more with some hand sewing and a movie.
Melly
Good on you for undertaking a mammoth project like that!! I'm impressed!! A pengiun? Seagull? It's cute... what I can see of it!! Exciting to see another new project!! Alright, I really need to stop wasting time ;o)!!!!!!!!
Posted by: Maree @ Farmyard Crafts | July 02, 2009 at 03:51 PM
Your scrappy quilts are to die for!!!
Posted by: andi | July 02, 2009 at 05:36 PM
a pengiun maybe...what ever it is, looks cute as always. very clever girl.
amanda xxx
Posted by: Amanda | July 02, 2009 at 07:36 PM
Love your scrappy cabin quilt...good luck with all of those hexies...they will make a lovely flower garden;) Enjoy your lazy days...we all deserve them once in awhile;)
Posted by: Karen aka Grammy Mac | July 02, 2009 at 07:58 PM
enjoy your new scrappy quilt.........
Posted by: Chookyblue | July 02, 2009 at 08:30 PM
I love hex quilts, ive wanted to do one for ages. I finshed your bag and blogged it if you surfing check it out. I love it heaps... enjoy the rest of the holidays.
Posted by: Leah | July 02, 2009 at 09:06 PM
Wow! You were impressed by my hand painted birthday invitations and you're hand stitching a quilt!!!! Are you going to hand quilt it as well?
Posted by: jenny | July 02, 2009 at 09:24 PM
Sneak peak looks very interesting...how long will we have to wait to see the book?
I did a large grandmothers garden 17 years ago, still not finished..so that of course gives me a PhD in the subject (project half done) I have many many PhD's much better than UFO's lol..
:)
Posted by: marie | July 02, 2009 at 09:48 PM
I love the scrappy cabin quilt. The colours are great!!!
The grandmothers garden - Can't wait to see it. (Are you using a pattern??)
Thanks
Sandy
Posted by: Sandy | July 02, 2009 at 10:17 PM
All looks amazing! Can't wait to see the finished products!
Posted by: Olivia | July 02, 2009 at 10:57 PM