My Large Charles and Diana tapestry 18x22 inches is finished and on the wall. The wedding was in 1981 and Diana died 20 years ago. I bought the tapestry on eBay about 8 or 10 years ago and am so pleased with myself for finishing it, once I started it only took about 5 months.
Even the back doesn't look too bad. I bought the frame from a Salvation Army shop, always a good place to look for odd sized frames, and framed it myself.
Still a bit of space up near the ceiling so took my life in my hands, dragged in a tall ladder and there it is.
More space up there though I do like some samplers a bit lower so they can be admired by me.
My very small TV. I am a compulsive royal stitcher and only glance up now and then at TV shows. I can watch a whole movie that way. Sometimes I come home from friend's houses thinking I would love a large TV but I have no space as you can see.
Sunday, 29 October 2017
Thursday, 12 October 2017
Shibella is Afraid
That's right, I am so afraid I spend most days now on the bed or under the bed. I dare not set a single paw outside or that awful noise starts up. Read on and find out why!!!!!
These birds look harmless enough here but I know they are plotting against me. Note the guards in three of the corners. This is a very secret meeting.
And screech loud they do.
There's the evidence. They are plotting against me to screech louder than ever
This is only the first wave of those wretched cockatoos. There are a few hundred more coming behind them squeaking and screeching. I hope you now understand why I cannot leave my bed. SHE will have to bring in food and water. I am a prisoner.
Thanks to Ashley at Aussiebirder for allowing me to use her very funny but true pictures.
These birds look harmless enough here but I know they are plotting against me. Note the guards in three of the corners. This is a very secret meeting.
And screech loud they do.
There's the evidence. They are plotting against me to screech louder than ever
This is only the first wave of those wretched cockatoos. There are a few hundred more coming behind them squeaking and screeching. I hope you now understand why I cannot leave my bed. SHE will have to bring in food and water. I am a prisoner.
Thanks to Ashley at Aussiebirder for allowing me to use her very funny but true pictures.
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