This was the three of us this morning as after I get up and feed them, I then get on the couch with my quilts, turn on the tv, snooze, read the news, snooze, watch tv and love on the babies. We’ll stay here as long as I feel like it, as long as the bladder holds up or until the cats decide to leave me. It is quite the luxury as usually I’m at work by 6am. That’s the only way I can hope to keep up at the shop.
It is a new year, but I don’t believe that we’re going to have an instant turn around. No I’m not a pessimist, just realistic. We have a long way to go before we see some sort of normalcy. I would just love to go and get a haircut, dine in a restaurant and see more people go back to work, travel, be able to attend stitching classes and no more people getting sick. Is that too much to ask?
Santa was very good to me, how about you? This was a gift from my niece who loves this diamond painting. I believe from what Google told me, that it is types of beads or diamond chips that are based on the DMC color charts. It then becomes something like a paint by number using a special pen and heat. They use lots of toys as do us Needlepointers and I wanted to surprise her with something for Christmas. Not knowing What she wanted, I just gave her $$$ so she could buy what she wanted! If anyone has a better explanation, just jump right in!
I need to have a picture hanger added and then it will hang on my Asian wall. Can’t wait!
Stay healthy and keep on stitching! and Happy New Year!
HNY, Vicky. I like the Japanese girl!
I’m stitching a Gay Ann Rogers design/kit…Eleanor of Aquitaine…while watching the Dr. Who marathon on BBC America. My kitties found some sun on top of my dresser in front of my bedroom window. Enjoy your relaxation time. I hope 2021 is good to all of us.
Yes I do too! I’ve been binge watching Outlander. Love that series!
Happy New Year to you — and THANK YOU for all the extra hours you are working so people like me can continue to stitch.
Thank you for your comments! I feel a responsibility to get orders out and keep all of you stitching.
Happy new year! I hope you got some stitchy mojo back. I understand, but don’t know why, we lose our crafty mojo but it happens. I think we just have to have patience and wait it out. I am also a quilter and occasionally just cannot be motivated to go into my studio. Eventually I get back to it. Right now I’m doing counted cross stitch and all my needlepoint canvases are just sitting in the closet.
Here’s to better times in 2021.
No stitchy mojo yet, but I’m sure soon! Hope does spring eternal for a better 2021, but it’s not starting out that way!