My Mom left me two of her old projects. I have been carting them around in my embroidery box for almost two years.
Time to BE busy!
Minnesota weather: Sunny then partly cloudy and warm! High was 39F or 4C the low was 13F or -11C eh! It was a nice snow melting day!
Far Guy and I went out for lupper after his infusion...and we had bacon, eggs and hash browns:)
Far Side
How nice, my mother did this too; I had to do it myself when I worked in the craft shop.
ReplyDeleteNot a tablecloth, but a towel for a towel rack. (I mean this: https://www.retroriek.nl/product/vintage-hollandse-thee-en-handdoek-rek-kleedjes-doek-voor-het-theedoek-rek-mijn-keuken-is-mijn-trots/?srsltid=AfmBOopCZ2N_EqTACzzYH6btmk-0-NqqVEqieIX2ku2biha3NWJiWMOy
Kind regards
Breakfast for supper is a good thing now and then!
ReplyDeleteThat will be very pretty
ReplyDeleteWe've always enjoyed breakfast for supper. It's comfort food. Our Perkins restaurant in town burned down about 3 years ago, and it's sorely missed. Several local restaurants have stepped up to serve good breakfasts in the mornings. But no one offers it all day. So we make it at home, maybe a couple times a month.
ReplyDeleteI remember my mother doing these stamped designs. So did Tom's mother. I have embroidered a few also.
ReplyDeleteHooray for you! I imagine it is a nice feeling to work on something your mom touched.
ReplyDeleteI got behind, but NOW! Here I am all caught up! I'm doing some dishtowels also. They are puppies and flowers! Love you!
ReplyDeleteGood luck. I really don’t like embroidery. And I wonder why?
ReplyDeleteThe design is very sweet and your lupper sounds delicious!
ReplyDeleteOh gosh, I remember embroidering tea towels like that when I was a teenager. I wasn't particularly good at it. :)
ReplyDeleteBreakfast for lupper sounds great!
You must know where to go to get bacon and eggs in the aFTERNOON.
ReplyDeleteI love those old fashioned towels! Those stitches look like perfection!
ReplyDeleteWhat memories they will hold when they are completed made by your mother and you!
ReplyDeleteSomewhere I still have a couple of tea towels embroidered by my Mom. They seem to precious to use.
ReplyDeleteHow nice that you're working on one of your mom's projects. Those towels will be so pretty when you're done. Take good care. diane in northern wis
ReplyDeleteMy late best childhood friend did beautiful embroidery. These project remind me of her work. It's a wonderful thing that you have the skills to finish what your Mom started.
ReplyDeleteLD....My nieces were required to do some of these as young girls by their mother. She thought it to be a sound training for sure.
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