It is a slow creative outlet so I am finding it hard to get into it but I really don't like having unfinished projects so I've started it up again.The second picture is of a tin that I decorated quite simply for my Pop to give to him for his birthday filled with chocolate fudge.
Thanks for stopping by, go by Kirsty's for more creative spaces. See you again soon.Smiles Catherine xox
Good luck with the cross-stitch - I finished one for a friend's one year old recently. Only 18 months late!! It still felt good to see it finished and framed though ;-)
ReplyDeleteHope you go well finishing your cross stitch! :) K
ReplyDeleteCute tin. I'm ok with unfinished projects, just not too many of them.
ReplyDeleteyeah its always good to finish things that have been sitting around for too long...enjoy :)
ReplyDeleteFinishing things can be so very tricky, best of luck with it. : )
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~ Alisa
I used to cross stitch years ago! Might be something fun to do again! Thanks for the inspiration! Love the tin!!
ReplyDeleteHi Catherine,
ReplyDeleteSorry it's been a little while since I last visited and WOW you have been busy and I have enjoy reading all your posts and sharing your lovely family with us!
I will have to try your Cheese and Vegemite Palmiers as I buy cheeseymite scrolls from my local bakery but yours look so much nicer and they would be great to take along for snacks while we're out and about lol!
Loved your creative space post and what a wonderful way to use up those crayons and of course all your creations are just wonderful!!!!!
I'm so looking forward to seeing your finished cross stitch, I myself keep away from pins and needles cotton and thread, we don't get along lol!
Thanks again for sharing your wonderful times with us, I enjoy your blog very much and the recipes, yummy lol!
Have a wonderful weekend,
Take Care,
Hugs,
Kylie X
Yes...cross stitch is slow work but it will be gorgeous when it's done.
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