Tuesday 24 September 2013

Afternoon of fail

Sometimes the ideas in your head don't quite make it out.


This was intended for the Textile ATC swap at Very Berry Handmade but not only has it turned out too big, but youngest sprog thought it was an apple, and the husband thought it was a pumpkin.  It's obviously chestnut good enough (boom tish).

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  1. It's so obviously a chestnut! :-)

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  2. Hi Catherine. I love a good posted fail! And I absolutely take your word for it that it's a chestnut. ; )
    (Maureen from Maryland who has just changed her blog title from Violet n the Middle to Josephina Ballerina)

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  3. Your first sentence certainly struck a chord with me I have that problem a lot:)

    Looks like a chestnut to me!

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  4. Your first sentence certainly struck a chord with me I have that problem a lot:)

    Looks like a chestnut to me!

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  5. Looks like a Chestnut - definitely a Chestnut!
    Julie xxxxxx

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  6. Hello Catherine. It looks like a chestnut to me too! Only discovered your blog recently and I love the idea of Slow Blogging as I am a big advocate of slow stitching. You may have come across the idea of slow cloth but if not, take a look at the Slow Cloth manifesto at http://handeyemagazine.com/content/slow-cloth. I love the idea of blogging but the notion of conforming to certain 'rules and standards' and the obsession with building a readership or having to read loads of others to 'keep up' can make it seem a bit overwhelming. Interestingly there appears to be a bit of a backlash against this which the idea of Slow Blogging fits perfectly, and is very liberating - interesting post and debate at
    http://www.craftypod.com/2013/06/12/things-i-dont-teach-about-blogging-anymore/
    Anyway,nice to meet you. Will keep in touch.

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  7. Now that I know it's a chestnut I can see that it's a chestnut. But if I didn't know, I'm not sure I'd know :-) Nevertheless, cool idea and very neat stitching!

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  8. The chestnut looks perfectly fine to me ... though maybe without the stem it would be even easier to recognize ..

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  9. Funny how the family can zero right in on the nut of the problem...

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  10. So obviously a chestnut!! I love it!!!

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