I can't believe it's been over a month since my last post. Mostly because I haven't gotten much sewing done. My big excuse is that three weeks ago we got a call from a realtor (not our management company which I’m still irritated at) telling us that the people who own the house we live in is putting it up for sale. He gave us two days to get the house ready to start showing to prospective buyers! Yikes!
It has send us on a whirlwind trip first to find a new place to rent and when that wasn’t working out to well we started looking at places to buy for our own. We put an offer in on a cute two bedroom condo yesterday and are praying that they will accept it! It’s almost twice the size of our current house and has a hot tub just yards away and is within walking distance to the LQS and coffee shop. I could definitely get used to it!
In the mean time, I haven’t felt much like pulling out my sewing machine and a project since every evening it has to be put back away in case they want to show the house.
I have gotten one small project done. It’s a baby blanket for my sister in law who is due in just a few weeks.
It was supposed to be a girl but a month ago that got thrown out the window and they are now convinced it is a boy, so this was thrown together last minute before the baby shower last weekend. It wasn’t local, so I didn’t get to go, but I hope she likes it. I thought the little giraffe rattle was a cute touch.
I debated long and hard about the label. The baby doesn’t have a name yet, and even the last name is up in the air since she isn’t married to the dad, so in the end I didn’t put one on at all. Maybe I can add it later. Sigh…the never ending label dilemma.
I’ve decided to try and get back into sewing a bit and join the Friday Night Sew In tonight. I think it is safe to pull out my sewing machine and work on a small project. Someone is coming to look at the house at 10am tomorrow morning so I can’t get too involved in anything big. Here’s the project I’m planning to work on. I’ve had this little kit for exactly a year now and think it’s time to get started on it.