The Boys, The Girls & I
Have you missed me? Oh I hope so! :-)
I'd like to say that I've been super productive with my sewing, stitching & quilting but the fact is I've been spending time with the Boys and the Girls.
The Boys - my grandsons, Seth & Eli were both down with a strong flu bug. Suffering from high temps and had to be watched for the Swine Flu. They are both better and back in school today.
The Girls - The Truly Scrumptious girls (l to r Ava, Gigi & Izzy). These patterns are by Natalie Lymer/Cinderberry Stitches. I can't help but smile and snicker just a little while stitching these cuties! Six more to stitch!
And, now it's back to my long list of August goals. I hope that you've spent time with your needle and thread - I'll be visiting your blogs very soon to see what you've been doing.I appreciate your visit - please come again!
In Friendship!
29 comments:
I really did miss you, Darlene! I'm so sorry the boys were sick - I'm sure they got a lot of gramma love! Oh my - the girls??? too cute for words!
Cheers!
Darlene!!! I LOVE these blocks and your stitches are divine!! And my favourite Shangri-la fabric...isn't it? Well done...you keep going girl!
Paulette
Sorry the boys have been sick but those girls are just DARLING!!!
Glad the boys are better!!! :o)
And yes you have been missed!! :o) Love the girls..:o)
Darlene, its probably been good for you to spend time with the boys and girls, a bit of a break!
As long as you don't come down with the flu!
I've been checking your blog daily and was pleased today to hear and see the happenings at your place. Your blocks are adorable and it is no surprise to see them nearly finished!!!
OMG those blocks are just wonderful...love those girls. I'm so glad that the boys are better and back in school. You stay well!
Of course we missed you! Hope The Boys feel as good as the Girls look!
Your stitching is always fabulous. It is good to take time off for the boys and girls. They will never be this age again.
I LOVE your blocks! Cute, cute, cute!
Glad to hear the grandsons are feeling better! The flu can be particularly horrible these days!
The "girls" are soo cute. Glad that all is well.
Deb in Ohio
Oh my are those girls ever the cutest and you got the piecing done as well. I was getting worried about you, I'm glad the boys are feeling better.
I just started stitching a Natalie Lymer pattern today for one of my swaps. Now how coincidental is that? I just love your ladies!
You've certainly been missed here in blogland. Glad that you're back and I hope that your grandsons are on the mend.
Oh, goodness, I love Ava, Gigi & Izzy! They're precious. Love the border fabrics, too!
The Girls are gorgeous! Thanks for sharing! I am finally getting a bit of stitching done!
Yes, I missed you. I was thinking just yesterday that you hadn't been around for several days.
You sure do those embroidery stitches fast!
Ava, Gigi and Izzy are adorable and surrounded in such lovely frames!!
I was thinking of sending the dogs out after you, but I was afraid they'd go after the Wabbit gang. SO glad the boys are better - oh how I hate it when kids are sick!
Love love love your girls, and the fabrics you're using, so pretty!!!!
I'm glad your grandsons are o.k. Swine flu is no fun--take it from me and the rest of us in Ca. with it!
Those girls are "truly scrumptious" they make me smile too....wish I had the needle skills to make them..someday...
The girls are great ...
I hope boys are come better...
Thanks for sharing...
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Melvin
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I missed you, Darlene. I love your blocks and your hand work is stunning!
OMG! Way too cute!!!!
The girls are gorgeous!
Your girls are just the cutest! Glad the boys are better.
Glad your back. I'm a faithfully reader for sure.
Thanks for your comment.
You are an inspiration.
Pam
Glad the boys are better and love the girls!
Very cute blocks.Glad the kids didn't have the swine flu.
Every year I am more and more convinced that not only the seasons run in seasons, but I do too! Sometimes I steer clear of quilting because I am busy doing other things, but there are always certain times of year that I am very excited about my quilting. So, it goes in cycles. I have found that if I am not upset about it - it tends to settle itself.
OMG those blocks are just wonderful...love those girls....
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