I like to keep different projects in their own little plastic containers.... where all the thread etc is so I can pick up and go sew......
I also like to thread several needles at a time...... can you see them there on a piece of scrap felted blanket?
well - they don't have to live on a piece of scrap anymore......
Melody sent me this fantastic little fellow (his name is Mr Owl) who stores my needles and has a little pocket to care for my thimble (can you see his tummy is bulging?)
Mr Owl is such a character - and very handsome in his bright colours so I can find him easily and has no problem with carrying flowers for me
Thanks Melody - we have already made great friends and spent an afternoon together working on my Christmas Club item which I am doing with Cookies and Cream Crafts...
I have finished my Backstitch homework lesson with Helen
I'm getting quite good practice doing these lessons
and my July Birdie Stitches from Little Miss Shabby
these stitcheries use 6 thread and finish quite quickly
(so does the thread!!)
these stitcheries use 6 thread and finish quite quickly
(so does the thread!!)
(I made a few adaptions as these two have immigrated to Australia - we don't celebrate 4th of July but we do love fireworks)
Here's hoping you spend some time in your Happy Place
oooooh, some really gorgeous work there Fiona, love the cutie Owl pincushion, all your needles will have a lovely home now.
ReplyDeletewhat a gorgeous needle keeper! Your stitching is progressing. I love your piece from your stitching lessons and of course your birdies. Great stuff.
ReplyDeleteGreat pic of your 'tuesday treasure', he looks so happy with his cake.
oh what a cute owl from Mel and i love your bird block Fiona,well done
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute giftie from Melody! Love that little Christmas stitchy.
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Mr Owl is so gorgeous, love his bright colours and bulgy tummy. Backstitch homework looks good - you are ahead of me on that - I need to catch up.
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The little owl is so cute... and so is your birdie stitches xxx
ReplyDeleteThe little owl is so cute. Love your birdie block. Happy Stitching,
ReplyDeleteLove your little owl. He is so cute.
ReplyDeleteYour birdie block turned out great and I like your backstitch homework lesson. Wonder if it is too late to add this project to my list? Guess I will need to check into it. Nola
Your needle and thimble holder is a real hoot! How nice of Melody to do that!
ReplyDeleteFrIeNdS.. ya can't beat em! :)
I am Loving that little owl needle & thimble holder - so cute! And your stitcheries - beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteI have been making copies of the little birdies designs so that when I get a chance to make this quilt I have it all ready there for me. When I saw that July was a 'Fourth of July' fireworks pattern I was happy I am a Territorian - we have fireworks on the 1st to celebrate Territory Day! I believe we are one of the only states in Australia still allowed to set their own fireworks off with approx 4-5 hours of fireworky-goodness time legally allowed!!
Fiona, all your stitcheries are beautiful. Mr owl is absolutely gorgeous. His big eyes, the flowers and his fat belly make him cuter than cute! I do something similar with my on the go projects. I keep them separately in fabric bags, then keep all those in a big box from Ikea. It saves me searching when I have put things in a safe place! lol
ReplyDeleteYour little owl is soooo cute. Well done Melody! You have lots of lovely stitching happening there Fiona....Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI like to thread several needles too. When working on the pin cushion top I had several needles with several colours of thread going so I could just stitch what struck my fancy. Cute little owl needle case!
ReplyDeleteWhat a dear Melody is to make that little owl for you, he's delightful! Your blocks look great - I don't think I'll do my birdy stitches in 6 strands, but it sure looks good!
ReplyDeleteSo much lovely sewing going on at your place. So glad you like you little owl. Hugs.
ReplyDeleteYour stitching is lovely I love the little birds, and what a fabulous idea for your needles and thimble a cute little owl.
ReplyDeleteMr Owl is a real winner ... I like having several needles threaded also.
ReplyDeleteLovely stitching ... you're getting heaps done!
I love Mr Owl. How cute and useful. Your stitching is lovely Fiona. I am doing the same Gail Pan stitchery with Sandy's Christmas Club, but you are further along than me. Happy stitching.
ReplyDeleteOh Fiona Mr Owl is so Cute...and as is all your work just beautiful
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful stitching FI and how lucky are you to get such a gorgeous Mr Owl.
ReplyDeleteWell, Mr Owl sure is cute. I really love the flowers on your "Backstitch" homework lesson. It looks great. Any plans for it?
ReplyDeleteLove Mr Owl. He is so cute. You've been busy and your stitching looks fantastic. Take care.
ReplyDeleteFiona what lovely stitching. Mr. Owl is so cute. Thank you for sharing a great idea for keeping several needles threaded at a time.
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donna
How cute is that , love the little owl and your stitching is beautiful , looks like you are enjoying embroidery:-)
ReplyDeleteAll your stitching is looking so beautiful and the little owl is very cute. You are making lots of progress.
ReplyDeleteThat owl is cute as can be!! I wish I had the time to work on my stitching as much as you do. I will find it though. I think I might cut my blog time down a bit.
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