There hasn't been much sewing going on around here lately. Last week we spent a wonderful week on the North Yorkshire coast and what with packing, and then unpacking and all the awful washing and ironing that follows a holiday, sewing has taken a back seat. I have however been organising a small sewing bee which is quite exciting. I'll talk about it in another post.
The only new sewing to show is another completed Jazz Hands block.
I'll leave you with a few pictures of Yorkshire from our holiday.
Robin Hood Bay. |
He may be 11 but he'll still hold his Mum's hand when he thinks no one's looking! |
Blue Bell wood |
How could I forget? I found fabric whilst on holiday. I found these at a variety of places from a gift shop selling a few fat quarters of Tilda fabric, to a couple of small craft shops and a lovely Feltmaking and Creative Textiles shop called Grace and Jacob in York who sold a small but gorgeous selection of quilting fabrics. The owner was a lovely lady, they do mail order so I may shop with them again.
Bye for now, Maria.
6 comments:
loving your jazz hands!
Great fabrics! Lucky you, that was the big surprise in the Lake District - never came across a single craft or fabric shop, and thought it would be full of them!! Glad you had a good holiday.
It looks like you had a great holiday Maria! Your Jazz Hands are gorgeous, from the Material Obsession books I think?! (Sarah Fielke is one of my favourite quilters). And great fabrics, so nice to purchase in person when you get the chance isn't it :-)
It looks like you had a great holiday Maria! Your Jazz Hands are gorgeous, from the Material Obsession books I think?! (Sarah Fielke is one of my favourite quilters). And great fabrics, so nice to purchase in person when you get the chance isn't it :-)
Ooh I love the jazz hands too - love the images and those bluebells!
Your jazz hands looks absolutely amazing!
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