Yes, after 4 1/2 weeks we are finally home from hospital and 'Dad's' doing amazingly well...thanks to all your prayers and well wishes! I must apologise for not replying to your comments but it has been extremely difficult with no 'real' access to the computer so I hope you'll understand, and know that I appreciate each and every one of your comments!
Now we just have to get him fit and strong and get the all clear from the specialist to go for his next operation in the next few months......the removal of one of his kidneys due to a 4.2cm cancer growing in it.
What have I been up to??? Well, a few pictures might tell the story.....
a sneaky of a new design going into Patchwork and Stitching in the near future....one with hexies and dots!!!!!!
......revisiting an old love......
a little stitchery just so I don't lose the habit.....
and playing with these lovely fabrics for another new quilt design.......
here's a peek at how it's working out ......still a bit to go yet though........this is NOT the finished product.......there's a bit of applique going on those blank squares.....and that's going to be a surprise!!!!
So I haven't been entirely lax in my 'non-existence' on blogger but I need to do a complete catchup with it as I know I'm behind with the Birthday-Love Stash as well........but I know you'll understand......life just gets in the way sometimes and some things are just MORE important!
Now......lets get organised for FNSI.......sign ups are below and I'm looking forward to getting back into the groove with you all on Friday Night......
Sugary hugs
I'm looking forward to it..fancy me being number 1!!
ReplyDeleteYou have such a lot on your plate Wendy. I wish your FIL all the best. Love what you have been stitching. See you Friday night xx
ReplyDeleteglad things are improving for you all Wendy,take care my lovely friend.xx
ReplyDeleteIn like Flynn, pleased to hear that Dad is on the mend, Hugs from NZ
ReplyDeleteSo very happy to hear things are getting better! Here's to a productive Friday evening of stitching!
ReplyDeleteyou've managed to stay busy while not blogging :) Your new quilt looks fabulous, can't wait to see the finish !!
ReplyDeleteGlad you are back, you have been greatly missed XOXOXO
Glad things are a little easier. Hope recovery is going well.
ReplyDeleteI will be away at a quilting retreat this weekend so I will be sewing along....
Nice to see you back Wendy and wow, all those lovely projects you are working on.....I best get my skates on for FNSI! Glad all is well.
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I am so glad that Dad is doing so much better - the power of prayer!! Love all your handwork - just lovely and perfect for where you were. Looking forward to seeing all these projects finished!
ReplyDeleteThe cross stitch is looking lovely - its nice to do once in a while - for a change...just not enough hands or time.
ReplyDeleteIt's NiCe to have you back with us! :)
ReplyDeleteGood news about Dad - and good to have you around again. Sadly cannot join you on Friday - we have guests staying for a few nights - but thanks for the invitation and I will be with you next month. xx
ReplyDeleteI coming early on Friday. Glad your father in law is getting better.
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to Friday. I told a stitching friend and she might drop by my house for this. I think I'll bake some cookies for Friday night!
ReplyDeleteSo good to hear from you again! Such good news on your FIL, too, and he looks pretty good in that picture, in spite of all he's been through recently. Here's hoping for hale and hearty and able to withstand that additional surgery as soon as possible. Love the sneak peeks and the bits you showed in your post. That bird and umbrella are TOO cute!
ReplyDeleteGreat to see you back....take care x
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ReplyDeleteHi Wendy, glad to hear your Dad is improving and things are a little easier for you. So looking forward to FNSI - one of my favourite nights of the month! xx
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ReplyDeleteNot sure why my comment just appeared 6 times.....!! :(
ReplyDeleteWendy my friend - I'm amazed you have had the mind to pick up a needle at all in recent weeks - loving the cross stitch progress - continued prayers for your Dad
ReplyDeleteCount me in for FNSI. I can't wait to see that quilt as I love the colours.
ReplyDeleteSo pleased you are home and Dad is doing ok Will keep up the prayers
ReplyDeleteYou have managed to keep busy I see xx
So pleased to hear that your Dad is feeling better, hope he continues to recover.
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Can't wait to sit and sew! D.G. L
ReplyDeleteHope all goes well with your FIL. look forward to stitching with everyone. hugs.....
ReplyDeleteWow, so much wonderful sewing
ReplyDeleteForgot to send my very best wishes to your dad. Hugs
ReplyDeleteWould love to join you on Friday night but couldn't work out to put in my blog name?
ReplyDeleteChris
I'm in for FNSI...love your sewing and so glad dad is on the mend!
ReplyDeleteLooking foreward to tonight, your projects are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteCount me in!! It's been ages!!
ReplyDeleteLove that stitchery with the little birdie!!!
Sorry to hear about your Dad, hope he is feeling better.
Lots of love and hugs, Barb :)
Glad things are improving, love the new quilt.
ReplyDeleteI'm in and will do some binding.
ReplyDeleteHello everyone, here I am for the first time - hooray!
ReplyDeleteSome lovely projects there that you are working on, Wendy! It's wonderful how your father in law has recovered, ready to face the next lot of treatment. With such wonderful family support he would know how special he is xx
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see your quilt with the appliqué added it's already looking pretty great!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to catching up; some amazing stitiching Wendy. Your FIL looks amazing considering what he's been through - prayers he continues to mend xxx
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