These pair of booties were hand crocheted by my friend Jeannette in NSW. The wool was hand dyed and hand spun by her. Jeannette used real sheep skin for the soles. It is so nice and soft, my grand daughter will have a good use out of them now that the winter is approaching (winter here in Australia). Thank you very much Jeannette I love them. I wished they fitted me!
The table runner was a prize from Lurline given away in celebration on her birthday. I have chosen this table runner because I like the quilting lines and pretty points on the border.Thanks Lurline. It's really a cute little runner.
And now last but not least. The blue prints fat quarter was from Dzintra Ingrid given to me when we met in Braidwood at Easter. I make a lot of scrap quilts so this will go well with all my stash. Thanks Dzintra. I will always remember our time together. The motive/coaster was a PIF gift from Micki. I took part in the pass-it-forward activities and promised to post it on my blog later on. Micki was quick off the mark and gave me the gift before I even had time to think about it. I will post it here soon Micki.Please note that I have added NOTJUSTNAT in every photo because I have read somewhere that photos from blogs are being used elsewhere without permission. I would not mind if I was asked. It is a little more work editing the photos but I have learned how to do that extra step using Adobe Photoshop Elements®.
Enjoy
6 comments:
Gotcha!!! Beaut bootees...ahh, I remember Jeanette (the spinner?)...such a lovely lady. Now you will have to tell me how to get that across the pics. Hope the workshop went well...Love Dzintra ♥
Oh, thanks for the mention, Natima and I love the little duckies on the table runner! So pleased you like it and I love those little booties, too!
Hugs - Lurline♥
Your hand dyed pearl cotton is wonderful! Cute booties and lovely quilts! This quilt festival has been very fun and Amy is going to have another one in October too!
What lovely gifts! Glad yu liked mine, and boy are you a lucky girl!
Micki
Nat
I like seeing the Airport quilts and quilters. Neat to see the bright quilt I worked on ( far left) Sounds like your life is all go and your enjoying it.
The quilt for your grandaughter is really cute.
Loved both your blogs Natima, It was lovely to see Dzintra Ingrids blog. What beautiful work you are doing, the little blue bag you madefor my birthday in Bathurst is much admired
love Sheila
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