I picked up my Chateau Hexagon blocks again and just finished the 5th block. I have received the next three so I have plenty of stitching to carry on with.
I'm really keen to continue making a handmade wardrobe this year. I completed two dresses in December, although to be honest one was mostly made in April and just needed finishing off. And my first finish for the year was a simple sundress, made on Sunday using a lovely cotton and silk blend from Spotlight.
Charlie made me the gorgeous little cross stitch cat for Christmas. There is something very special about receiving a hand made gift from your child so it was no surprise that it turned out to be one of my favourite gifts. Wendy xx
your blocks are lovely Wendy and love seeing your new handmade garments they all look fantastic and how sweet is Charli for making your beautiful gift.xx
ReplyDeletegreat progress on your chateau blocks. such pretty stitching.
ReplyDeleteWell done on your home made dresses they look lovely.
gorgeous cross stitch made by Charlie. what a special girl.
Happy new year Wendy. Your blocks are looking lovely, as is your growing wardrobe. Charlie's cross stitch is so sweet.
ReplyDeleteA very Happy New Year to you Wendy. I do love writing the lists, the excitement of a new start. I think that cat cross stitch is so very sweet. x
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ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to you and your family. Lovely blocks. And of couse is a handmade gift of your daughter what you like the most.
ReplyDeleteThat's great progress with your CH blocks Wendy, looking good!
ReplyDeleteAnd I am loving all the Christmas goodies in the previous post - that runner is so cute & of course you have stitched it so beautifully.
Looks like your new wardrobe is off to a great start! I love handmade gifts, especially from the kids!
ReplyDeleteI love the little cat from your daughter - what a treasure! Your Chateau Hexagon blocks are looking great Wendy, you'll be caught up in no time :-) Good on you with the wardrobe sewing, the dresses look lovely and comfortable.
ReplyDeleteLove the Chateau blocks Wendy,and the cross stitch from Charlie is very sweet.
ReplyDeleteYou must be getting a lovely wardrobe of beautiful hand made dresses now.xx
those blocks are so delicate and pretty.... well done with the handmade wardrobe progress... and I do love the cat.... it is very special to have a handmade gift...
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Gosh Wendy ... you have lots of completions. Your chateau hexagon blocks are looking fantastic - & I love your new wardrobe which is inspiring me to make myself some clothes. Charlie has done a great job of the cat x-stitch. I laughed at Pauls comment too :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat start to the new year Wendy.
ReplyDeleteLovely gift you received from Charlie.
Handmade from children are the best kind of presents. You have had a great start to the new year!
ReplyDeleteGreat Start to the new year. Your CH blocks are looking great. Cool little cross stitch. Nice to see you are enjoying making clothes for yourself.
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are looking great Wendy. Love the dresses too. How special is that cross stitch by Charlie. She obviously takes after her mother in the talent stakes!
ReplyDeleteHey..there's been a whole lot of happening around here. Lots of groovy craftwork, just gorgeous. I'm hoping to do the handmade wardrobe this year too. Fingers crossed.
ReplyDeleteCheers,Anita.
Happy New Year Wendy! Your dresses and blocks look wonderful and how sweet is the cross stitch from Charlie. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteHappy new Year Wendy ! Your blocks look great and you have made some wonderful outfits for yourself . The cross stitch cat is so sweet , your daughter obviously has your talent .
ReplyDeleteHello Wendy, your dresses are beautiful, clever girl. Love your stitching.
ReplyDeleteWell done on your CH blocks !! I'm doing the 6th too !!
ReplyDeleteYour dresses are all lovely and Charlie made you a wonderful gift !!
Florence
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