Wow, there are so many things I'm wanting to try this year. Where to start, where to start...
- I want to learn how to make PJs for Jett (actually I'd like to know how to follow a simple clothes pattern for that matter).
I have this great fabric I found at an op shop that is still in it's original packaging. It was a single sheet set and I plan on using this. My last attempt at a clothes pattern was nearly 15 years ago in textiles at school and it was for a skirt made from some horrible synthetic material that I really thought I would wear (shudder to think what it would have look like had it worked)... but the waist was so big it wouldn't even hold up. I have my fingers crossed that my next attempt will be more successful!
- Make an apron for me - my sister has some lovely homemade ones that I'm always envious of when I go over and we cook, so I'm determined to try my hand at one. Being married to a chef and waitressing many years ago, means all of my aprons are the super practical - black with a pocket at the front, or plain white that come nearly to floor.
Oh hang on, we do have one that was given to us - it has a print of 'the only gay in the village' (David) from Little Britain... Not really one I want to parade around in when we have people over for a meal. It's certainly up there with the aprons that have boobs on the front... So a new 'girly' apron for me would be grand!
- Learn how to paint some simple kids pictures on the blank canvases I brought nearly two years that lie around the house begging to be used... (I have mentioned previously I'm a big procrastinator right?)
- Oh and I think one that I continuously have to tell myself to do - try to learn how to be more patient :P
I'm sure there are many other things which right now I cannot think of. Write a cook book of 'homestyle' foods we know from our generation before the recipes are lost in our minds, figure out what's going to make me enough money so I can keep being a fulltime stay-at-home mum (I think this is where sewing with Bec will come into it), learn another language - something other than the few Italian words I know - 'Mi chiamo Jade' and 'Dario non e sempre in ritardo'... (Bec I'm guessing you should get this last joke??). Ah, so many things and not enough time to do them in :P
Thank you to Red Chocolate for picking this great theme, and of course to Cindy for hosting.
New Year crochet along, one whirl freestyle!
6 years ago
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"Uffa Giorgio"
...and there is my contribution to the memories of year 10 Italian...
I'll try and remember to bring a jarmies pattern over tonight. The fabric will look SO cute as litte jimmy jams :D
he he, thanks :P Oh and 'Laura e piccolo' and 'Come stai Faye?'. he he
Wow what a great list of to do's and lots of crafty goodness to boot. Looking forward to seeing what you come up with especially in the aprons. That cookbook sounds great too!
That fabric is such a great find! Look forward to seeing the finished item!
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