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Wednesday, 7 October 2015

WIPW - At last some progress!!!

WIPW - Work In Progress Wednesday.

All summer the meterological climate in Tokyo has been too hot, and the work climate around me way too hot for sewing. Recently though, the weather has turned to lovely and the work load lessened slightly. The result; I've found a wee bit of time to work on the Fruity Cushion. It is SO nice to SEW again!!!

Fruity Cushion
I've completed the turquoise spikes around the circle and added a lot of French Knots.

I really hope to have more progress to show next week.

Thank you to all my faithful friends who have visited and left kind comments although I have not had the time to answer. I hope to be more blog active from now on.



26 comments:

  1. so good to read you have found time to relax and stitch, the cushion is coming along beautifully

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    1. Thank you Margaret,
      It felt so good to work with needle 'n thread again.

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  2. Great progress on the cushion! Glad to hear that you're back.

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    1. Thanks, Pamela
      I'll add a lot more French Knots today!

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  3. It's good to see you blogging again, I hope you have time to relax with needle and thread. Love the progress on your cushion!

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    1. I've been missing both sewing and blogging, and need to visit blogs for inspiration.

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  4. Beautiful fruity cushion, beautiful stitches!

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    1. Thank you Severine,
      I hope to make better progress from now on.

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  5. I'm pleased to hear that you've managed to do some sewing, it's looking very nice.

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    1. Thank you, Linda,
      I hope I'll manage blog reading, too!

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  6. We're having cooler weather too, I'm thankful!
    Beautiful work!

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    1. Artificial climate through air conditioning can NEVER replace the lovely feeling of naturally cool(ish) air. SO much easier to work in!

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  7. Glad you are getting some time for yourself AND things that stay done. Looking forward to seeing you more regularly.

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    1. Hi, Julie!
      It is nice to be back sewing and blogging - I hope for a very long time!

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  8. Nice to see you back again Queenie! You have added some nice texture to your cushion.

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    1. Hi Susan,
      At the moment I am working with what MIGHT be the last area on the cushion. If it feels right I can then start the construction work.

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  9. It looks wonderful! And it is so nice to "see" you again. :)

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    1. Thank you Renee. Unlike you I have not worked much but hope to get back (a bit anyway) at my daily stint of sewing.

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  10. excited to see you again, missed you. the work on the cushion has progressed well. the French knot details look lovely on this fabric.

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    1. You know, Chitra, I didn't really like French Knots before I joined TAST. Until then I always 'cheated' and used Colonial Knots instead. Now I can do either knot stitch without 'fear'.

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  11. I know the feeling! So easy to fall out of blogging, not so easy to get back into it. It's great to see your work again.

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    1. Hi Lilian,
      I had no progress whatsoever of my own to blog on, and no time to surf the net or even answer emails properly. Now things seem to have eased off, AND it is cooler and nice.

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  12. Good to see you back! Keep your work and your play in balance if you can.

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    1. It's good to be back, and let's hope I can keep that balance! You, too, enjoy a crafty autumn!

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  13. The whole piece is looking good but especiallt those knots. So even.

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