And, I finished up a couple more bookcovers that had been sitting just waiting for the finishing touches. Here is one I just listed in my Etsy shop this evening--"Coffee and a Good Book" AND I had a wonderful surprise in my mailbox today!!! Yes, Jenn Maruska is trying to spoil me rotten! Yup! I was fortunate enough to be the winner of her Birthday Drawing, yeah! and today I got my package--just a package of sewing goodness!! LOTS of beautiful fabric, and some lace and floss and beautiful buttons and even some Smarties (which I love by the way)---I love it!! Thanks Jenn--you are a doll :-)
Well, Misty--my stepdaughter--is all settled in here, the poor thing. She actually broke her ankle in 2 places and has pins and screws put in there to hold things together. She cannot put any weight AT ALL on her foot, and has to use a walker when she absolutely has to get up (you know, the bathroom). This is pretty tough on a 21 year old! She is bored silly already and it's only been a couple days. It's a bit rough on me too, with my bad knees, running up and down the stairs a hundred times a day!! LOL Maybe I'll lose some weight!! (fingers crossed!) So keep her in you prayers.
Any ideas on fun stuff we can do to stave off the boredom while she is bedridden?? Come on you creative geniuses out there--I need some good suggestions!
6 comments:
Oh gosh...I once spent 37 days in the hospital on bed rest. I learned how to cross stitch, She could embroider towels for you to sew into more pretty bags. I love that bag you made!
Hi Karen,
I don't know how I never saw your blog before!
What a great vintage towel, you turned it into such a sweet bag. I hope your step daughter recovers quickly.... she will need to become crafty or go insane! Put her to work stitching.
Carol
does your step daughter crochet or knit or embroider? might be a chance for you to share your passion with her. love the new book cover by the way!
I LOVE YOUR NEW BAGS. Karen they are awesome. Tough to cut the towels up but what a great way to preserve the needlework! The book covers are fantastic too. Man you are so talented!
I have one of those t.v. video poker games. In the winter hubby and I play for hours.
I'm so sorry to hear about your step-daughter. That's got to be especially tough at her age. I think the embroidery/cross stitch ideas are good.
I love the bag and the book cover you've made. You're so fortunate to have a store owner who will hold things for you to look at first. That's wonderful.
A laptop and a list of blogs ;)
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