I have just had a week in Belgium with the hubby and got a lot done on my Halloween SAL from Gaynor at Stitchers Anon over in Ireland
The day before I went on my hols I visited the quilt festival in Birmingham with a trip from my local sewing shop and got a few bits and bobs
while in Belgium we visited a beautiful town called Ypres where they have the war graves from WW1 they are beautifully kept. It was a really serene place and makes you think of all those that sacrificed their lives. The entry into Ypres is the Menin Gate where at 8.00pm every evening they remember those that lost their lives and do a bugle call
My last venture at my sewing class done in a day ....well proud of myself!!!
not too good a picture, it's a sewing wallet with 2 side zipped pockets and a clear middle pocket so easy to put together
Well it's getting quite late here and I know I will have an early start tomorrow as my Grand-daughter is staying she will be up at the crack of dawn.
For any of my blogging friends reading this please if I can get at least 10 comments the first one picked out will receive some goodies as it is so long since I posted.....hope you haven't all forgotten me!!!! happy stitching xxx Bev
I'm still here! Looks like you had a lovely holiday. The WW1 cemetery must have felt like you were walking on hallowed ground.
ReplyDeleteLove your stitching. Enjoy being back home and your granddaughter's visit!
hellooo :) lovely to see a post from you ... love your goodies and your bag too .. can't wait to see the real thing finished ... glad you had a lovely time away too :) love mouse xxxx
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely post. Your SAL looks amazing and I love the fabric. I have a picture of my Great, Great grandma putting a wreath on the grave of her on Belgium. I wish I could have been there to do the same. Nice that they are remembered, not so nice that they are there in the first place.
ReplyDeletewow looks like you had a fun holiday time..
ReplyDeletei love your stitching so much..
sweet hugs x
A beautiful wallet you've made. Hope you don't have to wait too long for the new hip and you can soon be pain free.
ReplyDeleteTake care x
Looks like lots of lovely fabrics you picked up at the Birmingham Quilt Festival. Hope you get a chance to do something with them before your hip operation.
ReplyDeleteI loved your beautiful picture at Ypres - reminded me so much of my Dad who fought in WWII. Don't you love quilt festivals? There's so much to see! blessings, marlene
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