Quite a while since I posted here, not a lot happening, life sometimes becomes more involved with family, friends and the giving of help, time and advice in times of trouble and ongoing health issues.
We did have a trip to the seaside for a relaxed and quiet week ...
and stopped in at the little church in the grounds where little Princess Charlotte was christened
Did a little stitching whilst on holiday and made a blunder on it! Used the fabric the wrong way round so the border doesn't fit on ....
never mind, it went into a cheap frame ...
Visit to an ancient priory....
Nipped into a fabric/wool shop whilst away for a look round and came out with this, a future gift for a little person ....
It was the longest day whist we were away and the full moon, didn't it look spectacular
Plenty of walks listening to the waves at high tide late evening and watching the sun set, fabulous....
We enjoyed some nice sunshine in the midst of the wet and dismal weather in lots of the UK during the month of June.
Arriving back home the charity knitting group had been asked for some help. We were given a pattern and asked to make knitted breasts for health visitors to use as teaching aids for new/nursing mums. Some are also to go to the local breast clinic. The ladies have been busy.
and some need to be multicultural......
As you can see craft updates a bit thin on the ground for June. I have stitched the monthly challenge at Needlecraft Haven but need to put it together. July for the Snowflower is kitted up, but stitching enthusiasm is seriously lacking at the moment.
The coaster exchange from the Spring meet up needs to be stitched and sent out by the end of July so if you happen to see my stitching mojo whilst on your travels, please advise it to return home post haste.
Wishing all my American friends a very
Happy 4th July
enjoy your celebrations
Thanks for stopping by
Love and blessings to you all
Julie