Saturday, February 21, 2015

A LITTLE STITCHING THERAPY


This is a UFO from Virginia....



Lately I have not had time to sew due to my mother being in the hospital.  She is doing so good now and we hope to have her out soon.

That being said, I had time to do a little sewing today so I chose these squares that I just put aside a while back and made a runner for my long table.  I have to say, that little pop of orange just does it for me.

Next on the agenda are ten place mats.




14 comments:

suemac said...

Glad you mother is doing better.

KaHolly said...

Oh, so very pretty! Will your ten (ten?) placemats match the table runner? So glad your mom is doing better and can look forward to getting home!

Scrappy quilter said...

Looks great. Hope your mother continues to improve.

IHaveANotion ~ Kelly Jackson said...

I've got you, your Mom, sisters and family in my prayers babe! God speed to a full recovery!

Hugs,
Kelly

Missy Shay said...

I'm sorry to hear about your mom, sewing is great therapy!

Wacky Woman said...

Glad to hear your mom is doing better. You are right; that orange adds a lot! Very nice!

Gene Black said...

I am so glad to hear that your mother is doing better. I am praying that she will be healed and home soo.

Barbara said...

Very popping, that orange, I agree. Neat! Hope things go well for Mom.

Marit Johanne said...

I loved the colors! Wishes about a good recovery for your mother.

Needled Mom said...

I hope your mom continues to get stronger, Barb. It is always so worrisome. Glad you managed to get a little stitching done.

Joanna said...

Pretty, and I agree about the orange being perfect with the blue.

QuiltShopGal said...

Good news that your mother is doing better. I hope she continues to improve, at a rapid pace, and is able to get out of the hospital very soon. Nothing like your own bed and being home. In the meantime sending positive thoughts and prayers out toboth of you.

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West Michigan Quilter said...

So sorry to hear about your mom! I hope she continues to improve. I'll keep you and your mom in my prayers. Hugs.

Amy, a redeemed sheep said...

Looks very pretty, Barb!