
On Saturday I attended my monthly sewing class, we made a Christmas Table Runner. It was a great project to use up all our fabric scraps. We appliqued christmas trees on the centre. I quilted the table runner with an all over star pattern. We had a great teacher, Norma was very patience with us! The highlight of the Christmas workshop each year is the hot turkey and stuffing sandwiches, they were as tasty as ever!


I wrapped my first Christmas present this weekend. I found a great gift bag to keep them in, its for one of my very good crafting friends!
5 comments:
I love this runner so beautifully made, I just wouldn't have the patience. x sue x
This is sooooo lovely, I'm really envious, and it sounds as though you had a great time.
This is so beautiful, you are very talented. The sewing machine looks great. Sounds like you had a lovely time. Love Sandra x
Your Christmas runner is beautiful. Sounds like you had a great day. Lynne xx
Oh this is wonderful, I wish I could sew. Gorgeous colours and materials.
To paint with the Distress Inks I just pick up a small amount from the pad or put a drop of Re Inker in a palette and use a Koi waterbrush with a small amount of water in it. They are fab and so quick to use as they blend beautifully.
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