Cross Stitch, Crazy Quilting and Embroidery by Pamela Kellogg of Kitty And Me Designs
Showing posts with label shabby chic decor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shabby chic decor. Show all posts
Sunday, January 15, 2012
Tussy Mussys
I've had so many requests for more of mom's Victorian style Tussy Mussys! No one does these beautiful paper cones like mom does! Here are her latest tussys for Valentines Day:
These are now available in our Boutique!
Monday, December 20, 2010
Christmas Week
I have been stitching but I know everyone is busy so I haven't worried about blogging too much this week. I've also been helping mom out. As you know, she had gallbladder surgery last week and is doing well. Surgeries aggravate her depression though, so she's having a tough time with that.
My Simba is doing better. He's still too thin in my opinion but he has put a little weight back on:
He's been playing more! It's good to see that. He used to play all the time and still chased his tail until the Colitus set in. Now he lays on the sofa and plays with that little pink fuzzy ball all the time! The only problem is, he knocks it on the floor and then I have look for it! LOL!!!
Here's one of my latest finishes:
The design is from my collection of vintage iron-transfer patterns. I've crayon tinted it and bordered it with a white and blue pin dot fabric. I just added it to the shop.
At the moment, I'm working on some little baby things using my vintage patterns. I thought it would be fun to offer some baby items in the shop. I plan to start on Block #5 of my Marie Antoinette quilt later this week.
As for Christmas, I just have to wrap my gifts! I put my little tree out yesterday, and my little glitter houses that mom & I made last year so my living room is sparkly but not overwhelming to me.
If you've been a long time follower of my blog, you know that I deal with ADD/ADHD, Depression, Anxiety and Seasonal Affective Disorder. This is the most challenging time of year for me. But I'm glad to say, that after tomorrow, it starts staying light out longer. I know it won't be noticeable for a few weeks but it's good to know that we'll be gaining a minute of daylight every day!
If you cope with any of the disorders that I mentioned, or if you deal with the holiday blues, you might find this article on Coping The The Holidays helpful.
I hope you're having a nice holiday season. I'll be back tomorrow with my favorite of mom's Christmas cookie recipe. If you basic baking supplies on hand and a bag of chocolate chips, you'll be able to whip these up!
My Simba is doing better. He's still too thin in my opinion but he has put a little weight back on:
He's been playing more! It's good to see that. He used to play all the time and still chased his tail until the Colitus set in. Now he lays on the sofa and plays with that little pink fuzzy ball all the time! The only problem is, he knocks it on the floor and then I have look for it! LOL!!!
Here's one of my latest finishes:
At the moment, I'm working on some little baby things using my vintage patterns. I thought it would be fun to offer some baby items in the shop. I plan to start on Block #5 of my Marie Antoinette quilt later this week.
As for Christmas, I just have to wrap my gifts! I put my little tree out yesterday, and my little glitter houses that mom & I made last year so my living room is sparkly but not overwhelming to me.
If you've been a long time follower of my blog, you know that I deal with ADD/ADHD, Depression, Anxiety and Seasonal Affective Disorder. This is the most challenging time of year for me. But I'm glad to say, that after tomorrow, it starts staying light out longer. I know it won't be noticeable for a few weeks but it's good to know that we'll be gaining a minute of daylight every day!
If you cope with any of the disorders that I mentioned, or if you deal with the holiday blues, you might find this article on Coping The The Holidays helpful.
I hope you're having a nice holiday season. I'll be back tomorrow with my favorite of mom's Christmas cookie recipe. If you basic baking supplies on hand and a bag of chocolate chips, you'll be able to whip these up!
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