I got about 12 stitches into this before I needed to put about 6 ounces into her, and now I am stitching again for (hopefully) a few hours next to a snoozing baby. But one never knows. Oh my life is full of grand and adventurous surprises. What would I do without the suspense of it all?
xoxox
It's going to be lovely. I hope she has a nice long nap!
ReplyDeleteTreasure the gifts - both baby girl and the stitching. Love stitching with Anchor threads, Anna!
ReplyDeletehugs
Jenny
The time spent with her can only be done immediately - sewing can wait.
ReplyDeleteHope the nap lasted at least an hour.
This is a lovely post.
ReplyDeleteYou never cease to amaze me, with all you can accomplish!
ReplyDeleteI hope you stitched away to your blissful satisfaction~
i always love your posts. such beauty.
ReplyDeleteany way i can get the source of your rug?
that's the best kind of life!
ReplyDeleteCan completely understand. Though I have only 4....the little ones (9months and the second to little one 2yrs) will always interject one way or the other. I understand that suspense. lol. I do hope you were able to get a little something in. ;-)
ReplyDeleteHi Anna Maria. I've been following you for a long time (your blog, fabrics and designs... not you physically, LOL) and I love all your needlework.
ReplyDeleteAnd I feel you here sister, I've got 4 kids, the youngest, Dagur (means Day) is 1 since Apr 2nd... I know the feeling when you (finally) sit down and just few stitches later you hear them call you, phew :) - But I know that one day it will all be over, the friends will have all their attention and we'll miss these days, right? :)
I look forward to see your next work,
stitching love from Iceland,
Berglind