A few fabrics made their way into my hands prior to Christmas along with a request to turn them into pincushions. With all the holiday hoopla going on I barely gave them a glance before stashing the bundle away for another day. . . . .which turned out to be today. I was already quite tickled to be back at work in the sewing nook, but when upon closer inspection of the prints I discovered "some things" looking back at me, my heart really began to flutter!
For there, you see, were the Thimble People! I'd read of them many times over in the
Mary Frances Sewing Book and now here they were in person. So, without further ado, let me introduce you to my afternoon companions. . . . .
Tommy (Tomato) Pin Cushion,
Mr. Silver Thimble,
and Scissor Shears.
A few fabrics made their way into my hands prior to Christmas along with a request to turn them into pincushions. With all the holiday hoopla going on I barely gave them a glance before stashing the bundle away for another day. . . . .which turned out to be today. I was already quite tickled to be back at work in the sewing nook, but when upon closer inspection of the prints I discovered "some things" looking back at me, my heart really began to flutter!
For there, you see, were the Thimble People! I'd read of them many times over in the Mary Frances Sewing Book and now here they were in person. So, without further ado, let me introduce you to my afternoon companions. . . . .
Tommy (Tomato) Pin Cushion,
Mr. Silver Thimble,
and Scissor Shears.
That is too sweet!
ReplyDeleteFondly,
Suz