One step forward and one step back.
During a fairly quiet post-camp slump yesterday I did manage some progress on my roses, but I am just giving you a tease because I am close to a finish. (I also managed to lie on the bed and slowly re-read a good portion of Harry, but we wont mention that!)
DD has just gone back to bed, the tummy is really not great today, so much for the usual 8 week window between troubles, this was less than 3. We'll keep hoping it is tiredness related and will quickly go.
Very wet and miserable today, I am meant to trek to town for provisions but at the moment that doesn't look at all inviting, neither does a walk-Harry is once again looking the goods!![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjVX2pbOJMZrfhyhAHI_4PwKz6_Bm2TrDzO7lKBpA5S0VE91mtnlzwFuOr4CGWVmTmw_4HB-8CwpVj2_PHJruVIxPMVuSAsB_hyahEzc_GJSsD9nhAn4aY2bN37vhAEtx1uOm6l/s320/P8030420.JPG)
This is the camp hexagon that had all the girls wanting to learn, out of my LQS sample mailout, can't find the sheet to say what they were.
Have a great day, Tracey
The rose is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe rose looks really effective - can't wait for the big reveal!
ReplyDeleteBoth blocks look really great. I especially like the rose.
ReplyDeleteI love the rose blocks.
ReplyDeleteLove the roses..the hexagons are beautiful
ReplyDeleteThose hexagons are really pretty.
ReplyDeleteThe rose is wonderful! I love what you did. I also love the hexagon colors - spread that infection of fabric-craving! So sorry DD is sick again! Wet and miserable is definitely reading weather!
ReplyDeleteRose quilt is looking wonderful - love the embroidery. beautiful baby roo in your recent photo.
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