That's a little how I feel with the Pandemic still with us all. But there is hope and we will overcome it.
I always feel lucky when I spot a pretty sunrise while letting Coco out in the morning.
Nature is a balm that soothes the soul and replenishes hope for me.
I've been working on my Whig Rose, which may have an official name soon.
The borders are slow going and putzy. I am doing them out of the hoop. You can't really see it, but I've sew basted through all layers. I had also stay stitched the edge so it wouldn't stretch.
There are ALOT of edge triangles, so I am doing them as I finish a side. If I wait until the end......who knows what might happen.
Nutmeg is all too happy to guard it when it is parked on the couch.
I have been making pom poms for a mantel design. My friends are a little concerned about my slight obsession with them lol.
I added some driftwood from the beach.
I got the LED snowflake lights on Amazon. It is very charming at night and is almost making up for the fact that we have had such little snow!
I was working on a hat for my son on zoom sessions and miscounted and made it WAY too big. I ripped the whole thing out
Ripping out is fun. Anyway it came out great in the end.
Speaking of Andrew; he is a Covid nurse at St. Raphael's Yale Hospital and got his first vaccine. Yay!
I pin basted my guild mystery quilt yesterday so I 'm ready to go with that "intention" this week.
I made two loaves of honey wheat bread. Is there anything more comforting than warm homemade bread?
I passed this noble tree the other day and stopped to admire it.
It made me think about the nature of time and how it has withstood every drought and storm.
Take care of yourselves and those you love.
The borders are slow going and putzy. I am doing them out of the hoop. You can't really see it, but I've sew basted through all layers. I had also stay stitched the edge so it wouldn't stretch.
