Finally, five minutes to sit down and make a blog post :)
The kids and I had a fabulous time in New Zealand. Spending time with my parents, my sister and my nephews was wonderful.
Now, before I get sidetracked, I need to say a big thank you to Sharine. She drew my name as the winner for her 123stitch voucher giveaway!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
I have a 123 shopping cart filled with the floss I need for the January "Crazy 15" so it will be going towards that. Yaaaaay!!!
Now, being on holiday and having nothing that I had to do, meant I was able to get a wee bit of stitching done! I took the L*K ABC with me and managed to stitch a little on the plane, quite a bit over several evenings and one morning, when Lily decided it was a good idea to be up at 6am, I got a fair bit more done then too.
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| Before Trip |
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| After Trip |
Yes, I did stitch on the plane. Yes, I was allowed my embroidery scissors and No, customs officers have no idea what a needle threader is. LOL. They stopped me to search my bag, not for scissors but for this:
Jacob and Lily were absolute angels at the airport and on the plane, both directions. I'm so proud of them.
Have just realised I missed IHSW this month but I did get a satisfactory amount of stitching done anyway. I'll endeavor to catch up on all your blogs over the next few days.
xxx
K
Have just realised I missed IHSW this month but I did get a satisfactory amount of stitching done anyway. I'll endeavor to catch up on all your blogs over the next few days.
xxx
K
Welcome back, Kirstin!!! ABC looks awesome, you got so much done. :D
ReplyDeleteThanks Joyce :D It's good to be home even though it's hard to say goodbye to family.
ReplyDeleteGood to hear that you had a great time and don't you love the 6am wake ups?
ReplyDeleteooo well done on the progress ... glad you had a fab time even with the early calls :) love mouse xxx
ReplyDeletewelcome back home, so glad that you all had a lovely time with your family..
ReplyDeletegreat progress on your stitching..
love for you xx