"She seeketh wool and flax, and worketh willingly with her hands." ((Proverbs 31:13)

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

My exciting news for today is that I am the lucky recipient of some very special giveaway gifts, from Ellen (http://www.ellen-xstitch-passion.blogspot.com), whose gifts came all the way from Singapore!  Just look at these wonderful gifts! Thank you so very much, Ellen!
                                         C Street Samplerworks Historic
                                                       Reproduction of
                                                "I SIGH NOT FOR BEAUTY"
  The Spring 2011 Sampler & Antique Needlework 
  (Which includes the beautiful "Susan Ramboe " Sampler)
Lovely Flower Ribbon, Silk Marblethreads & Braided Trims
                        A Porcelain Thimble from Singapore


Tonight I wanted to take a few more stitches on "Jenny Bean's Humble Servant Sampler", before I head off to bed.  


Tomorrow morning I head off to the hospital for some surgery, so will be a little out of commission for a few days.  Of course, every stitcher knows that it is absolutely essential to  make sure that all of  the stitching projects are all  kitted up and ready for some "recuperation" stitching, so I think that I am all set in that department.  Dear Husband will set up my laptop next to my recliner and I will be snug in my "stitching nest" with everything I need to be happy after I am ready to pick up my stitching and keep in touch with friends and family, and of course my dear blogger friends too!


All for now.  Nightie, night!  See you soon!


Crossing in Stitches & Friendship With You!

14 comments:

  1. Wishing you a speedy recovery!

    Great goodies that you've received. Very generous!

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  2. What wondwerful stitchy stuff!
    I love the pieve that you are stitching. Beautiful colors.
    Best wishes and a quick reccuperation,

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  3. Good luck with your surgery -- I'll be sending good thoughts and prayers for you. Love your stitching. And the giveaway win -- nice!

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  4. Great win! Good luck with the surgery. I will be sending a email answering your questions later today.

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  5. Wonderful goodies you were sent!
    Will be sending good thoughts and prayers your way for a speedy recovery!

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  6. Hi Kathy: I wish you well and will say a few prayers that your recovery is super quick.
    Love your Jenny Bean, your winnings are wonderful you are so lucky.
    catherine
    diamondc

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  7. Congrats on your win! I'm really enjoying the Jennie Bean sampler. Lovely stitching!
    I hope all goes well with your surgery and that you have a smooth recovery.

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  8. hi...just found your blog :D....what a wonderful gift you got .... hope you have a quick return to full health!

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  9. What a super win!

    Love your progress on JB. Such a pretty piece.

    I hope your surgery goes well and that recovery is quick and easy:)

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  10. Hi Kathy! I have internet access today. It is kind of hit & miss here at the B&B. You received some great stuff from Singapore. What fun to have something from so far away. Hope your foot is doing well and not causing you too much pain. Jenny Bean looks great. Hope you get lots done during your recuperation.

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  11. I hope all has gone well with your surgery Kathy. What a lovely package of goodies you received. Nice progress on JB.

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  12. I'm praying for a speedy recovery for you! Please God all went well with the surgery.

    Congratulations on the win! Your Jenny Bean Humble Servant looks like it's coming along nicely.

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  13. I hope you are recovering well from your surgery! That is a lovely give-away that you won!

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  14. Oh, I hope the surgery went well for you and you are recuperating at a good pace. (Lots of stitching is a good thing!) Grats on the progress and on the win. It's always fun to win something from overseas!

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