Sunday, 12 December 2010

Ornament Swap

On Tuesday night the Material Girls had their Christmas break-up at a local Chinese restaurant. Each year we have a Christmas ornament swap. I made one of Rosalie Quinlan's Hearts of Christmas.




   

I was lucky enough to receive a lovely Stitchers Stocking made by Anne.
 

Love the star and all those rusty bells. Thank you Anne.
 

Just one more week of school before the Christmas/Summer holidays start. At the moment I'm caught up in a whirlwind of performances with my school choirs ... Community Carols tonight, Grade 6 Leaver's Assembly tomorrow, Nursing Homes and Apex Park singing on Tuesday, Early Childhood Christmas performance on Wednesday ... I think you get the picture! Lots of fun but I'll fall in a heap at the end of the week!
I'm really looking forward to catching up on my blog reading/commenting and completing some of my many unfinished projects in the holidays. 

21 comments:

  1. Hope the weather improves and your kids and their audiences have a great time. Looking forward to Friday myself :>

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  2. She looks very perfect, if I close my eyes, I can hear her voice....

    warm greetings, Jenanet

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  3. What a cute stocking. Love the heart to.

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  4. I love your stitcher's stocking, especially the tape measure around the top. Only a true stitcher would embroider one of those. Perfect!

    Happy stitching,
    Susan in Texas

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  5. Both ornaments are GORGEOUS.

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  6. What Lovely Swap Gifties..Love those Rusty Bells they go so well with the stocking...
    cheers

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  7. Christine what beautiful decorations you have there! I have enjoyed finding your blog! Thanks for sharing! Have a great Christmas!

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  8. You made a beautiful ornament, but you also got a beautiful ornament. Merry Christmas

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  9. Have a bit of a puffed chest happening Christine - my first ever stitched anything displayed on the www. :) Merry Christmas Chickie - looking forward to stitching with you again next year. Annie xoxox

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  10. Merry Christmas to you and your family, Christine.

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  11. been a busy time for you, the ornaments came up beautifully. I love those two recent quilts, stunning colours! Tracey

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  12. Happy holidays :)

    Happy blogoversary :)

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  13. Hi! This is boots beautiful! Merry Christmas! :o) Kalex

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  14. Hello Christine, lovely swap pressies...Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year...Regards, Lyn

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  15. all is so cute!!

    warm wishes


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  16. I just wanted to let you know how much I enjoy your blog and let you also know that you are a wonderful inspiration to me!

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  17. Very cute Christine. Great stitching. Love them all. You have been very busy

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Thanks for taking the time to comment. I appreciate your thoughts.

Christine