
At least I finished the hardest part of this table - that is the lace and legs. I changed the shape of the legs slightly. I used to have a table that had the same legs at this one once. I like it better than the original legs. I am almost there right? Only the leaves and cherries to do hahaha!!! I hope you notice my traditional Chinese scissors? They are the cutest scissors I've ever owned! The blades are only 1.5" long and the handles are big and comfortable. The full size version of these scissors were traditionally used by Chinese grocers for cutting vegetables. They are really sharp. I love them. The fob is a hand painted gourd that my male colleague brought back for me from China. It is a perfect scissors companion.

Good Morning Nat...what 'sexy' table legs you have there!!! And yes I can these those teeny scissors...very cute!!! Have a great day...Dzintra♥x
ReplyDeleteThis is just toooo pretty!
ReplyDeleteQuilt is looking good and I love those scissors..
ReplyDeleteSo lovely. The table looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteThe applique on the table linen looks very challenging! You did a great job for something so little and with so many curves..
ReplyDeleteWow, I would not have the patience to do that. It looks beautiful. You are very talented.
ReplyDeleteWillow
Hi Nat
ReplyDeleteThe block's looking good. I much prefer 'your' legs!!!
And those are the cutest scissors. I'll bet the gourd is lovely (in real life).
Happy stitching, Sue
The table is just so pretty...the detail is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteMicki
Love your legs!!! Block is beautiful...
ReplyDeleteThe legs on your table look perfect! Well turned! This quilt is just so amazing...I enjoying seeing all your blocks Natima!
ReplyDeleteI love your block and I'd love to know where you got those scissors from ... Sharron
ReplyDeleteSharon of Dragonfly Gypsy wanted to know where I got those scissors from. I got mine from China Town in Bangkok, but if you have China Town in your city Sharon, you can go and ask any Chinese grocery stores if they have them. If not, they might bring them for you. Make sure you want the smallest pairs. Good luck with the hunt, they are worth having one...!
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