I have been able to say to Pete that yes, I have used some of the fabric I purchased on our recent trip. Do you remember the panel of indigenous patchwork fabric I showed you in a photo in one of our previous posts? If not, that's OK, here it is again ...
Well over the weekend I managed to get into my craft room and do something with it.
I have made 2 sets of 4 placemats, and oh don't they look good - really bright and viberant
- will look good on any table.
I have also started a couple of small fun projects that hopefully will be finished by the end of the month - watch out for those. However, I find the need to go back to my craft store and buy a few more items - didn't say fabric you will notice, but Pete has given me strict instructions, yet again, that there is ....
LOAD LIMITS ON
Now I ask you .......
Found these scales and have decided to take them with me to the shops
They have a 40kg load limit - do you think that should be enough?
But looking at my list for tomorrow, there is NO fabric on it, so does this load limit apply??
Think I had better stop here and go and do some knitting before I get myself into trouble with my whacky sense of humour.
For now though .....
Thank you for stopping by.
The placemats look fabulous. They will be a conversation starter.
ReplyDeleteThank you Karen, because the fabric was a print, it was very quick and easy to make them, yet they look so good.
DeleteLovely placemats, they will be a wonderful reminder if your trip away.
ReplyDeleteMeant to add, you could have one set in your van, and one set at home!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jenny, I had thought of putting one set in the van and one in the house, but I decided to give one set away to some friends - I hope they like them when they receive them.
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