Grandson Jack had to have his 6 month needles....
I thought it was a bit tough to do both legs at the same time!!
I was so lucky to be sent this lovely little angel by Meg
(we swapped blocks and she spoiled me with an extra gift)
Isn't she just the loveliest angel... so now she wings it in my sewing space
I worked on a bit of selvages this weekend
I have been lucky enough to be given a couple of fabric bookmarks
and I love them
so now I have some in my giftie box
and continuing with my handsewing
... little pieces of fabric take up big pieces of time ...
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I was so lucky to be sent this lovely little angel by Meg
(we swapped blocks and she spoiled me with an extra gift)
Isn't she just the loveliest angel... so now she wings it in my sewing space
I worked on a bit of selvages this weekend
and I love them
so now I have some in my giftie box
and continuing with my handsewing
... little pieces of fabric take up big pieces of time ...
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... back to grandieboy Jack and his needles.....
... pulled my heart strings ...
I really want to squeeze that little fellow
I really want to squeeze that little fellow
Righto, Gotta Go... heartstrings to mend..... Monday to deal with.....
Isn't Jack sweet. Such a lovely smile.
ReplyDeleteOh Fiona Jack is such a sweetie,you know the funny part is the needles proberly had more effect on you than Jack,look at his beautiful smiles,he is adorable,well done on your projects Fiona.xx
ReplyDeleteAwww!! Jack is just so darn adorable!!! Lol, I remember those 6 month needles ... not so fun! I'm actually dreading DD's 4 year old needles ... should actually go make that appointment, lol!! ... You've been up to a lot! Your projects look fabulous!! ... I really am not looking forward to that SKoW block!! Looks WAY fiddly!! ... Have a great week!! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteJack is adorable and the needles certainly don.t seem to be bothering him. I love the selvedge bookmark you sent me. XX
ReplyDeletewhat a precious little man ... and such a strong name ....
ReplyDeleteneedles .. oh they are so cruel yet so necessary ... my DIL used to get me to take the boys to get their needles .. that way they still loved her ... lol ...
Jack is gorgeous and that little angel is a real cutie too! Your little bits of sewing look nice.
ReplyDeleteOh poor little Jack...how I hated when my little ones had their shots...and both legs at the same time, too. Glad to see him smiling in that last picture! He is too too adorable.
ReplyDeleteLove your sweet little angel, and your bookmarks, GREAT idea! Are you handstitching those blocks? They're so precise, just lovely, hon!!!
What a little sweetie Jack is! And he's smiling, so he's already over it! Yay!
ReplyDeleteHe's just a sweet boy and judging by the photo he is quite alright despite having two shots at a time. Probably your little angel gave him the comfort he needed.
ReplyDeleteLove your selvage book marks, I think I won't trow mine away anymore.
Hugs,
Teresa
Aww now come on look how brave he is being, you can be brave too!! I can still remember when I had my needles my Mum never use to tell me where we were going and when we got there I use to scream the place down.....I haven't changed much! Hugs
ReplyDeleteThe smile says it all for Little boy blue, a sure heart starter there.
ReplyDeleteAwww he is just the cutest little thing... and that smile!! Too gorgeous.. thank goodness they forget all about the needles quickly. Loving your bookmarks Fiona..very clever xx
ReplyDeleteHe is just the cutest little man and I love the book marks hugs
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute little man....he looks like a tough little chap...
ReplyDeletePoor Jack - bit more so - Poor Mum having to watch it being done!!
ReplyDeleteCute bookmarks, but not as cute as Jack! What a happy boy!
ReplyDeleteDeb
He's gorgeous and he seeems less worried about the needles than his Nan...
ReplyDeletePoor baby Jack, I always hated immunisations. He is growing too. Some lovelies in the mail and your little blocks are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteLove your scrappy sewing too.
What a cutie Jack is. I always hated when the kids had to get their shots.
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