It looks like I need to rip off the side frames and cut longer strips for them. (So it is not really ready after all!) This was a difficult one, with the tiny leaves to appliqué. Once I got it started, it wasn't so bad I feared. I'm already working on June, it is an easy one. You can see how the Finnish language makes me work harder: in other languages you can just stitch May or Mai or Maj, but I had 5 more letters in Toukokuu.
Wednesday, 10 June 2009
May BOM
My Country Calendar's May BOM is finally ready.
It looks like I need to rip off the side frames and cut longer strips for them. (So it is not really ready after all!) This was a difficult one, with the tiny leaves to appliqué. Once I got it started, it wasn't so bad I feared. I'm already working on June, it is an easy one. You can see how the Finnish language makes me work harder: in other languages you can just stitch May or Mai or Maj, but I had 5 more letters in Toukokuu.
It looks like I need to rip off the side frames and cut longer strips for them. (So it is not really ready after all!) This was a difficult one, with the tiny leaves to appliqué. Once I got it started, it wasn't so bad I feared. I'm already working on June, it is an easy one. You can see how the Finnish language makes me work harder: in other languages you can just stitch May or Mai or Maj, but I had 5 more letters in Toukokuu.
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HELLO, BEAUTIFUL YOUR BLOCK. DOES TOUKOKUU MEAN mAY IN YOUR LANGUAGE. IN PORTUGUES, IS MAIO. WE SPEAK PORTUGUESE IN BRASIL. HUGS.
ReplyDeleteCute! Love the green and white gingham check border.
ReplyDeleteI really like your choice of fabrics. And the leaves look perfect.. I would have never known they gave you trouble.
ReplyDeleteI love the look of this word and my birthday is in May too. How do you pronounce it, as it looks?
ReplyDeleteWell done Ulla, that looks beautiful. The leaves came out really well.
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