I started my 2nd Joy Banner
stoday...
I found that bare trees fabric
from an old Ghastlie line
in my deep stash...
[click above to see the pretty
snowflake batik
come to life]
:)))
And I set up
↓↓↓
" O "
{"O Tannenbaum" was
running through my
head while I set
this up}
I have this set up on an old plastic
serving tray with an orange pattern
so it looks a bit strange...
but it is more in the mint green
turquoise color range...
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This morning,
my π΄Sweet Baboo π΄ took
me for a ride to get out....;)))
BUT
unfortunately we spent 35 minutes in
a traffic jam because of road work
AND
πΏπΉ
because of
those people who wouldn't pull
over and wait--they had to
push their way ahead of
us all to the very end of the closed
lane--so
ANNOYING!!
(comments deleted!!)
But a bonus was that
our trees were in their
glorious Fall clothing
and just beautiful...
I felt my spirits rise
just looking at them...π΅
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I got this lovely
Amaryllis kit--
so tomorrow I will
get this planted...
How pretty is this one...
πππ
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And.....
⇩⇩⇩
Here is my new setup
for printed cross stitching
with clamp-on
MAGNIFIER:
πππ
So very much easier to see...
for this ancient one's eyes..
I am making slow progress on
this piece....
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I want to
thank you all
for sending me good
wishes
for my recovery:
In that vein I
will report---
that
Today I was able to
walk the grocery aisles
holding the cart without
pain--;))))
The only problem was
standing and waiting in line...
ooof-dah
that part still hurt!!
But I think I am finally beginning
to see improvement...
perhaps turning the
corner...
Hugs,
Julierose, La Blageuse
(Joy-euse)




Great work, Julierose! That JOY banner is worth making again! I love your projects. That amaryllis is such a pretty color. Perfect for this time of year!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSometimes getting out for a drive (traffic jam notwithstanding) is just what's needed. And that amaryllis is going to be a stunner! I think I might just buy myself one this year.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great start to JOY. Nice that you could get out. That's good about the grocery store but I wish they'd let you skip ahead in line! Some problems are invisible though - usually pain is one of those. I hope you steadily improve and before long won't have that pain!
ReplyDeleteThose are fun fabrics for your second JOY.
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely that you were able to get out for a ride and it must have felt great to be able to walk behind a grocery cart without pain. So sorry the standing was painful, though.
I need that magnifyer, send me info?
ReplyDeleteVery pretty projects. And I am so happy youre feeling better FINALLY.
Glad to hear you are improving bit by bit!
ReplyDeleteGlad you got out for a bit. Love your joy
ReplyDeleteOh how cool that you are making another Joy banner. Glad your back is feeling a wee bit better. Oh the frustration dealing with people who won't get over.
ReplyDeleteGrocery shopping, like you I'm fine walking around, but standing in line still upsets my back too. It must be nice to get out and about again, even for a short trip, to blow the cobwebs away and see a little of the outside world.
ReplyDeleteI’m so glad to hear that you’re doing better. Small steps forward are still great progress. And how fun it will be to watch another JOY banner come to life!
ReplyDeleteGood to hear that you were able to get out and also walk a bit. Slow and easy still makes progress :)
ReplyDeleteHi Julie--I am answering you on here--cause for some reason my comments did not show up on my email account even though I did check that box--grrrr!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe snowmen patterns are on--pinkernpunkinquilting.blogspot.com--and she is on the left side of my blog in my reading list--she just published the 3rd one today--she is doing hers in red work I believe and some are doing theirs in blue work--I like color so am doing mine in colors--I also got the newest little red wagon in cross stitching from her site--
enjoy-hugs, diane
I am very glad to hear that you are improving and able to enjoy your trips out. Most of the leaves are one from our trees now, but yours sound just beautiful. I like the start you have made on JOY - it's definitely a project worth repeating.
ReplyDeleteI love Amaryllis plants and especially the rich red ones, hope you'll be posting photos when it flowers - please. Grocery carts are very handy indeed for giving support when walking, pity you couldn't just scoot through the checkout quickly.
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