WIPs
Star Wars Afghan:Chewbaca
HAEDs:
O Kitten Tree
Dancing with the Cat
Everything else "on hold"
2022 Finished: Star Wars Afghan: Princess Leia, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Yoda, Finn, Rey, Poe, Han Solo,Darth Vader, BB8,Luke Skywalker
cute cute cute. How many are you planning on doing. These are just precious.
Carole
WIPs
Star Wars Afghan:Chewbaca
HAEDs:
O Kitten Tree
Dancing with the Cat
Everything else "on hold"
2022 Finished: Star Wars Afghan: Princess Leia, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Yoda, Finn, Rey, Poe, Han Solo,Darth Vader, BB8,Luke Skywalker
Some I plan to give for exchanges and other I will give to my grandkids for their Christmas tree. I think I will be stitching a couple more of them..... hopefully at least 4 different kind of ornaments before end of November.
I finally finished stitching 4 different "Space Robots" from the World of Cross Stitching, Issue #180, page 33 for my grandsons. Each boy has their own drawstring bag with their own initial gift tag which will be on the outside of the gift wrapping. I need to buy new pajama to put into their bag first before I can wrap the bag with Christmas wrapping. The lining has their favorite solid color inside the bag. I googled "drawstring bag with lining" tutorial and followed the instruction. My next project will be to figured out what to get, stitch or make for my son and DIL.
Goodness me Sue you have been busy. They are gorgeous and I am sure the boys will love them. Great stitching and good luck with ideas for the other gifts.
Sally
Sally in Brisbane Australia
WIPS
Christmas Stocking from World of Cross Stitching mag. 262
Like Sally says, you have been busy! Your grandsons' are going to love their individual robots. Those are the best presents ever when they are made especially for you.
Carole
WIPs
Star Wars Afghan:Chewbaca
HAEDs:
O Kitten Tree
Dancing with the Cat
Everything else "on hold"
2022 Finished: Star Wars Afghan: Princess Leia, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Yoda, Finn, Rey, Poe, Han Solo,Darth Vader, BB8,Luke Skywalker
Agi
"The world, as a colourful knot of threads, has turned into a memory, and now you cannot be sure whether it was real." (Géza Ottlik, Hungarian writer)