Too busy to post.
My life is overflowing at the moment. Hmmm..that's not really the phrase I was looking for but it will have to do. I'm getting everything ready for my first open-to-the-public display of my vintage linen collection at Bundoora Homestead later this month. It has taken me ages to dig out all the linens with an Australian theme, and get them ready to show the exhibition co-ordinators, who came here today to have a look at them.
They were blown away when they saw the amount of items I had that relate to Australia's flora, fauna and historic events! My next task is to write a few lines about each piece for them to type on cards and display with the items. After that, everything will be washed and ironed....8 table cloths, 14 aprons, 30 or so doilies, 4 cushion covers, and a few other things - phew!
I'm also into the third week of a 10 week course of water colour painting, and after each lesson there is something to be practiced from what we were shown. That also takes time. Not to mention my patchwork and quilting efforts. I completed three quilt tops in about three weeks, and sent them off to charity groups last week, so I'm having a rest from those for a while.
I try to make time to visit my friend Helen weekly, or take her out if the weather permits. This week her hubby brought her and her sister to my house for afternoon tea, and we had such a lovely time. Visiting Ken's Mum is also a priority, as well as enjoying catching up with other friends for coffee, visiting craft shows and galleries...Life is good!
They were blown away when they saw the amount of items I had that relate to Australia's flora, fauna and historic events! My next task is to write a few lines about each piece for them to type on cards and display with the items. After that, everything will be washed and ironed....8 table cloths, 14 aprons, 30 or so doilies, 4 cushion covers, and a few other things - phew!
I'm also into the third week of a 10 week course of water colour painting, and after each lesson there is something to be practiced from what we were shown. That also takes time. Not to mention my patchwork and quilting efforts. I completed three quilt tops in about three weeks, and sent them off to charity groups last week, so I'm having a rest from those for a while.
I try to make time to visit my friend Helen weekly, or take her out if the weather permits. This week her hubby brought her and her sister to my house for afternoon tea, and we had such a lovely time. Visiting Ken's Mum is also a priority, as well as enjoying catching up with other friends for coffee, visiting craft shows and galleries...Life is good!
4 Comments:
Susan a I are really looking forward to seeing your Linen Display at Bundoora on Ist Sept. Visiting the lovely homestead will be a real treat for us. Sylvia
I am looking forward to meeting you both! As well as anyone else who reads my blogs - please come up and introduce yourselves - I will be at the exhibition every day.
Dear Gina ~~ I am so glad you found my item about 9/11
so profound. And many congrats to your guardian angels looking after you so well. That must be a comfort.
Congrats also on getting your linens ready for display, a lot of work.
Please put a couple of photos in for those of us who cannot come.
The very best of luck my friend, Love, Merle.
Hope it all goes well.
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