SAL & Exchange Time

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I've been working hard on my SAL's the last few weeks....

Mary Wigham SAL

Snow Buddies
designed by Carla Rizzie
The Great Escape
designed by Abi Gurden
The Stitch Specialists


I also took part in the Christmas Ornament Exchange with Friendly Stitchers. My partner was Frances who also lives in Yorkshire...a change for me as I'm usually sending abroad.  This is what Frances sent to me:


And this is what I sent to Frances - 




Comments

  1. Emily in NC10 November 2011 at 00:15

    Your Wol is looking so good, you are much neater with your stitches than I am. Like the Wigham and snow buddies as well.

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  2. Anonymous10 November 2011 at 01:10

    Lovely work my favourite is the little yellow smiley snow buddie. I love collecting smilies! Love you, mum xxx

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  3. Thoeria10 November 2011 at 08:35

    Beautiful work!
    Your TGE is looking lovely. That swirly fabric is just lovely!

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  4. Shelley11 November 2011 at 14:54

    Your stitching looks fabulous! I love the colors of your MW Sal :) The ornie exchange is adorable.

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  5. Anonymous12 November 2011 at 03:25

    Your stitching is looking very nice, and your ornie exchanges are very pretty.

    Marl

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  6. EvalinaMaria12 November 2011 at 15:36

    The Great Escape is stunning, so does the Mary Wigham SAL. Lovely ornies!

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  7. Katrien15 November 2011 at 17:48

    Your SAL's are gorgeous, I especially like the first one, it's so colorfull.
    Beuatiful ornies!

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