I’ve
just finished the table topper that is to be a wedding gift for our
daughter-in-law’s sister, who is getting married next Sunday. I took pictures... and noticed as I was
smoothing it out that I’d totally missed a little section of feathered leaves
in the pantograph. So I put it back on
the frame, fired up the HQ16, moved the panto into place, and finished the
design.
I
still need to steam the inside corners (i.e., ‘smoosh them down flat’) and sew
my tag on the back. The box of Color
Catchers arrived in the mail; I’ll tuck that in with the gift, along with washing and drying instructions.
As
I type, it’s 1:00 in the morning – and there is a mockingbird out in our trees
somewhere singing his heart out. He goes
through a repertoire that imitates every bird common to the area – robins,
English sparrows, cardinals, house finches, goldfinches, blue jays, orioles,
wood thrushes, brown thrashers, etc. – and adds numerous tunes of his own. Quite the songster he is!
Here are the pictures; can you see the missing-feathers spot?
Lovely - the colors are so vibrant and it looks like pineapples
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful, Sarah Lynn! What a wonderful gift!
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