Another week has gone swiftly by and I still have not got on with my crafting. I did make a bag for my Misti however and another 'roll' for my paintbrushes, the BIG ones this time.
Oh, and I made a birthday card for a friend of mine (friend's son actually) who is a Chief Inspector in the Police. Hope he liked the card! Here it is
Not sure he has worn a helmet like this one for a while but I did colour the bird in his favourite (claret and blue) colours and tried to keep them throughout the whole card.
So this is my desk this morning. As you can see I have been using up my Tim Holz fabric.
That's my new Misti bag in the foreground. I made it padded so that if I drop it it won't break. Behind it is my roll for my large paintbrushes and my small one rolled up is to the right. You can see my black Misti shopping bag which I got from CHA in January, to the right of it is my big clock which I am supposed to be altering ... and ... my iron. Must be honest this is staged for you as there was nothing on my desk except the iron and I wanted to show you my sewing.
I'm off to a workshop in Manchester tomorrow and Iliana, the inventor of the Misti tool will be there and also at the show in Leigh over the weekend. I'll be taking my Misti and my little die cutting machine from last week to Leigh and would love to see some of you if you live within striking distance. Good opportunity to ask question of Iliana whilst she is in this country.
Now Jan, Annie, Jo and other fabric people look at this - my favourite fabric stash. Some is Tim Holtz, some Graphic 45 and one is all cats. There is one piece that is very orange and is composed of squares with African animals on it. Apart from the last one (yes, Jan I found it) I do not know what I am going to make with these fabrics. I'm no stitcher either but as soon as Jan has moved, is settled and ready for sewing she is making me a bag for my iPad with some of the African fabric - arranged months, if not years ago.
If you are good I might show you some next week in more detail. In the meantime I think it is time to visit our Julia and see what she has to say and then click on to the links for more deskers. See You!