Catwalk crisis
Taking a half way reasonable photo of an apron, without a body to put it on, is really really difficult.
I've been working on Lotta Jansdotter's Reversible Apron pattern for my friend Sarah's birthday. Decided to do a little sashiko-inspired embroidery on the plain side. It's meant to echo the flowers on the reverse - hope she gets the reference.
My modelling crisis was averted by Mark's return from school. Poor little guy looks wiped out doesn't he? Guess that term-time thing is catching up with us.
I've been working on Lotta Jansdotter's Reversible Apron pattern for my friend Sarah's birthday. Decided to do a little sashiko-inspired embroidery on the plain side. It's meant to echo the flowers on the reverse - hope she gets the reference.
My modelling crisis was averted by Mark's return from school. Poor little guy looks wiped out doesn't he? Guess that term-time thing is catching up with us.
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and the model is particularly fetching.
Clever Ali.
And I hope you're not going to bring this shot up at Mark's 21st. (As gorgeous as the tired wee fella looks!)
He looks as wiped out as I feel.
Suzie Sews
PS So many tired little people at the momet, this is a hard time for them all.
'mum, please not again. I'm so embarrassed'
or a more serious
'one day I'll make money doing this'..in a kind of Orlando Bloom fashion
please more stitching Ali, I love it. Just started hand quilting so this is a great bit of inspiration.
Poor Mark - I have a very tired one here today too.