First was this crocheted jar cover from Dottie Angel, holding my small collection of vintage knitting needles.
AND!! TADDAAHH! A Dottie Angel apron. YEAH!
It was sooo goood to get busy with the sewing machine,( I haven't named mine yet), and stitching together the tea towel, doily, serviette, lace and old sheeting.
The High Hopes was embroidered on by mio, as per the instruction and I like to think on this and the high hopes I have to make more projects from these books.
I don't have a chicken, or vintage scene, or the right camera for my shots, but I am thrilled with the results.
And I am very excited about the next project, to be revealed in time.
I have also been making some changes in my studio. Still an ongoing project.
I hope to do quite a few different crafts. Some from these books, and others from inspiration gathered elsewhere.
Like this little paper mâché doll I found in a thrift store. There was a tag to say it was inspired by somebody Arkel. Can't check on that just now. Maybe Julie. Yes that's it Julie Arkel. I must look her up. Sooo cute. Haven't named her yet either.
I have ideas galore darting through my mind. More to be revealed.
Bye for now and blessings to you all. Love, Trills.xx
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