I'm also so happy that I started taking my to-go bag with me when I know I will be waiting at places. Normally I would have done raw edge applique on a block like this and the basket block. But now that I am confident to deal with my little sewing imperfections I stitch blocks like this down with needle turn applique. I'm still learning as I go and really enjoying the process. Thank you, Slow Sunday Stitching group at Kathy's Quilts.! Check out all the other fun slow stitching projects on Kathy's blog for Slow Sunday Stitching.
Here's my block #8/25 called Never Endling Love.
Yesterday I had a bout with Bell's Palsy. You can read about it here. I'll be taking some goofy pictures of myself now and then to document it. It looks like I'm making a funny face, but right now this is my actual smile. The right side of my face is experiencing (hopefully temporary) paralysis.
4 comments:
Your needle turn is marvelous, I am total rubbish at that. So sorry you have to deal with Bells.
So great to hear about your increase in confidence with hand stitching!
But so sorry to hear about your bout with Bell's Palsy...hope it clears up quickly for you!
I hope your symptoms disappear just as suddenly as they came. Life isn't for wimps, is it?
Bell's Palsy - saying prayers it will pass quickly. Love that heart block. Would make a special valentine.
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