Planned on spending Sunday sewing, which I did, then took another couple of days to finish it all off and here is what I made with that stash of material:
A Christmas gift of two hot pads for soup bowls, a key fob and a tissue holder.
It's pretty neutral fabric, though the material with the writing on is in silver and gold.
Another key fob and tissue holder for a gift. The back of the tissue holder is the same as the key fob.
The last two of the dolly blanket's. Such bright fun material and perfect for little girls.
This shows the inside with the pockets. I posted a link to the tutorial on this blog post.
I can now return to my knitting. I have a hat to finish knitting for a Christmas gift. I will show you a photo when it's done. Will say I am loving the pattern.
Have you finished all you Christmas shopping and gift making?
Another Christmas Song:
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O Holy Night is my favourite Christmas song ♡♡♡ thank you for sharing x
I'm not making anything this year - except for peanut and cashew brittle. I just didn't get started early enough. Almost done shopping - received 8 calendars from Apple using photos from my trip to Ireland - really love how they turned out. Apple does an amazingly professional job on them.
Beautiful song! And organ music has always been one of my favourite.
The key fobs are neat!
O Holy Night is my favorite Christmas song.
I really like those dolly blankets.
God bless.
My goodness you have been busy Gill.
Love that ceiling in the chapel.
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