When I come back I will tell you who has been unlucky enough to win a srappy bit of silk scrim.........see you soon.
For centuries women have used cloth as a tool of comfort and as an expression of beauty within their homes. Creating cloth for warmth, cloth for shelter, our female predecessors embellished these linens with hand stitch using laborious and time consuming techniques thereby enhancing the functional beauty of objects which enveloped and protected their families. Inspired by these women I hope my creations pay tribute to and recognise the devotion expressed in cloth by our female ancestors .
''the use of traditional often time consuming process alludes to the devotion of a mother''. c K. A. Ruane 2007
''the use of traditional often time consuming process alludes to the devotion of a mother''. c K. A. Ruane 2007
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Adorable Lydia.....
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You're talking about small favours but all together it has become a HUGE favour, if you ask me, which you don't.
Now what is swirling in your mind? The pinpillows are done, the tiny favours are done, .... Any creative juices you want to mention? Probably not, otherwise you would have. Looking forward to the next post with the next surprise.
Big cuddle from Denmark
oh she is precious. such beautiful eyes. and those additional favors are just gorgeous. I know they will be loved and appreciated. thanks for sharing so much.
What a beautiful baby! :) And, yes, the favors are such a wonderful, gorgeous keepsake for everyone who receives one.
Awwww, such a cutie she is!
And your favours--wow! delish!
That's a wonderful idea to tuck some away for future little ones!
Have fun at the wedding!
Lydia is gorgeous, so are your favours and I apologise for my last begging comment. How very rude of me!
Lydia!!! What a beautiful baby! Congratulations!!!
baby is cute cute cute
gifts are gorgeous as can be, I can only think that you have made this celebration extremely precious.
I want me one of those in the worst way (I'm referring to a baby of the 'grand' kind) - I don't want to rush my kids, but I really do with they'd hurry up!! As for your cobbled together wrapping system - ummm - it's almost as pretty as the wee pillows.
Babies are always precious and even more so when they are from your own! I love the favors and the pillows. If I weren't trying to get ready for xmas....I'd try one on my own. Better not...hate to disappoint myself!
Your Lydia is adorable, as all Lydia's must be. (I have one of my own, you see!) :)
The favors are exquisite...and what a lovely thought-to make some for the babies to come. (The heck with spilled soup...those will be the ones you'll need to worry about!! Grin.) XXO-
The favours will be much appreciated, they are beautiful, and what a wonderful idea for future little ones
What a beautiful presentation you've engineered for the favours, on top of all the painstaking work you've already done!
You need to learn to let go of your work though. You can't hover over every guest to make sure they don't drop soup on the favours, and if you did you'd just make it more likely, so relax, and enjoy the wedding!
Good Day Karen, Your Lydia is soooo very very sweet. Your favors and additional favors are truly beautiful.. Hugs Judy
Oh my, what a beautiful girl little Lydia is! So sweet.
The favours are looking fabulous!
I hope that you enjoy the wedding and all of the praise that you will receive for the favours.
x
She is a such a cutie-pie... lucky you!
And the favors are the best ever... lucky guests!
squeal! Babies and those cheeks look so scrummy I can see why there's lots of kisses :)
your wrapping looks amazing as does the sneak peak and glad you got your pieces finished in time . . . .
Amelia.x
Beautiful gifts, I am sure they will be over the moon!
M x
Such a lovely palce to visit. Thank you, Gilly
What a sweet couple- Daddy and Lydia- very cute! Your favours are soooo posh- guess I'll have to re-think the five almonds in some pinked net then!
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