Aren't they just delicious? Twenty three gorgeous fat quarters of vintage sheet goodness.
Thank you so much Ange, you did a marvelous job to organise this, you are a champion!


In a last minute decision to make something for Miss 12 (13-tomorrow), I whipped up some gloves/wrist warmer things. She had been eyeing off mine for a while so with the sleeves of a felted jumper and about 5 minutes of my time she has something to open tomorrow! I'm taking her on a 3 hour trail ride tomorrow through the Gold Coast hinterland and you can't exactly wrap a horse now can you, and every 13 year old needs to open a pressie on her birthday.
And how hard is it to take a photo of your own hand!!
Head over to Kirsty's for all the creative goss.

image from here
My life will not be complete until I own one of these vintage elephant clothes sprinklers. Why oh why is postage so expensive from the U.S?!

Still a bit to do, but certainly a big improvement on last week. At least now I can see the floor!
It's been a while since I joined in with my creative space. Time to get back in the groove I think.
This week apart from my usual chenilley goodness, I'm going back to one of my old favourites. Cross stitch. I had a photo turned into a counted cross stitch pattern over here and am just gathering my supplies. I bought some ecru aida cloth but I think now I want a steely grey instead. It looks all doom and gloom with all the greys, but this cross stitch is going to be something quite special that I know I will love :)
Tickets booked, deposit paid. April 2011 can not come fast enough. Look out France!
Are you after a HEAP of vintage chenille scraps? I've got a HUGE bag of them up for auction on ebay right now. Slowly making my way through this huge mess, I may find some more to sell yet!
Check out the auction here.
Well, that would be Sofia. After a few bad weeks I finally got around to finishing off my apron for Sarah's swap (quite late) and Sofia informs me that it has arrived safe and sound. So now I can show it off.

Even though Sofia's blog is in Portuguese, you can't help but tell that she loves butterflies. So I wanted to include butterflies somehow into her apron. I found a great vintage table runner on etsy that had the prettiest butterfly embroidery on it and I went from there. With my laundry obsession in full flight I also knew I wanted to make her a peg apron. And this is the end result. I loved how it turned out and have even considered doing a tutorial for another one. Anyone interested?

These aren't the best photos. It was an overcast day when I finally finished it and I just wanted to hurry up and get it in the post! Hopefully Sofia will have some better ones on her blog.
Thanks again Sarah for organising such a fun swap!