Category Archives: Crafty Corner

Shereen at Waiting for Him hosts Sew Crafty Friday. I finished Kellie Ann’s quilled frame last week but waited until this week to post it so I wouldn’t spoil her surprise. I have only made 1 other design on a dark colored mat so I had to choose colors that showed against it and that would fit into her décor. I have no real sense of color. I chose what I thought would look nice … Continue reading →

Shereen at Waiting for Him hosts Sew Crafty Friday. Be sure to stop by her blog and visit all the clever, creative crafters out there. Back on February 8th, 2008 I wrote about some projects in progress. Well, I finished one of them. My son’s banner came out pretty good. I ran into a few problems mostly because of my machine messing up continuously. I brought it to the repair shop Monday and hope to … Continue reading →

Shereen at Waiting for Him hosts Sew Crafty Friday. My husband has been home very sick for the past 2 days. I think he has (had) the flu. You know it’s bad when he stays home from work because he has workaholic tendencies. He is doing better and today is his day off so he will have a few more days to recuperate. In between taking care of him, which wasn’t too tough because he slept … Continue reading →

Shereen at Waiting for Him hosts Sew Crafty Friday. First I would like to thank you all for the wonderful birthday wishes. It was a great day, beautiful weather and the kids did their schoolwork without hassle. My oldest son came by in the evening and brought me some orange lilies (he knows orange is my favorite color) and then when my husband got home at 10:00 he had a bouquet of mums, daisies, and … Continue reading →

Shereen at Waiting for Him hosts Sew Crafty Friday. Due to the drama of the past few days, I didn’t get to work on any of the projects that I was planning, but as promised I will share the pictures of my finished quilled project. (Just a note: These are some of the rescued pictures. Praising God for every minute!) For the fringed sunflowers I glued a yellow 6” fringed strip of ¾” wide paper, … Continue reading →