Showing posts with label spools. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spools. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 8, 2014

Today : :

Yesterday, and again today, it's much too dark for morning photos. After another busy weekend with only sewing time for etsy order making, our table looked just as it did last Monday, full of finished birthday crowns waiting to be wrapped up and shipped out!

Birthday Crowns

In between finishing a few more orders throughout the day yesterday, I made my quilt binding eagerly anticipating the return of my Rapture quilt! I chose Art Gallery Fabrics' Squared Elements in Noir and made a huge spool of it, certain I'll be wanting to use this print again sooner than later on another quilt!

Squared Elements in Noir

Binding Winding

Binding Spool

I took lots of pretty photos of the daffodils Kevin bought for me on Sunday. Daffodils are so very special to me. I share on that in this post written exactly four years ago today. It was so hard for me to write then and is so hard for me to believe it's been this long.

Daffodils

Daffodils

Daffodils

Today, I think I'll move these daffodils from the kitchen island to my sewing room to keep me company while I begin work on my Meadow quilt and to remind me that even dark days are such a gift.

♥  Maureen

Monday, January 24, 2011

Come On In : :

This little room of mine is finally starting to come together. It is very much a work in progress, but I thought I would share a little peek of my space with you today and as it changes along the way. It's pretty much a blank canvas...
work in progress
fabric shelf
drawing room. drying rack
wooden spools
needles
AMH fabric
yarn shelf
threads
love machine
I actually feel a little nervous and a bit shy about sharing it, isn't that silly? I guess because it's nothing fancy, like so many of the studio's that I have seen (here, here and here) and admire, and also because this space means so much to me. To be honest, I've been stalling on photographing it - I'm not a fan of the blue paint or carpet and was going to wait until I had art up on the walls, new curtains, and was hoping to have my new camera first. But... here it is. My little room.