This is the first time our church sewing circle has met in 3 months. The weather was lousy every time it was our meeting day. Today it will be in the 40s and no snow, no rain, no ice. I cut the preemie outfits last night and sewed 6 sets. We will run ribbons through the neckbands and package them with the hand knit hats and afghans. Pattern is HERE for new readers of my blog who wonder about the pattern. Photos enlarge if you click on them.
Tomorrow is moving day for two tables and my Accuquilt Studio die cutter. I have two of the younger generation coming to move things for me. Now I will have light over my die cutter.
Such loving gifts for the parents of preemies. I know your church circle has done this for years and I am sure they are so much appreciated.
Good to hear you have friends to help move your furniture around for you. I so agree... we need more light when working on any of our projects any more.
Quite a nice gift--looks like there's a lot of work in one of those gowns. In the photo from 2015, did you serge the sleeve edges and blanket edges? That pattern also looks like it'd make a great undershirt for a kid. Can't find just the undershirts anymore, they all seem to be onesies.
A good bit of light always helps. I am still figuring out how to store my dies- they are just standing up on my counter right now. Happy sewing group!
ReplyDeleteLove your premie work. Am wanting to do some thing similar here--time to Google it :)
ReplyDeleteSuch loving gifts for the parents of preemies. I know your church circle has done this for years and I am sure they are so much appreciated.
ReplyDeleteGood to hear you have friends to help move your furniture around for you. I so agree... we need more light when working on any of our projects any more.
I am jealous of your weather...
JJM
I always love seeing how you organize your space. I hope you will share pictures when it's finished.
ReplyDeleteQuite a nice gift--looks like there's a lot of work in one of those gowns. In the photo from 2015, did you serge the sleeve edges and blanket edges? That pattern also looks like it'd make a great undershirt for a kid. Can't find just the undershirts anymore, they all seem to be onesies.
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