This morning, as I was preparing my bags and all, Stephen rushed into my sewing room yelling some colourful adjectives. Dripping, he tells me that "I drove a chisel through my hand". Yes, off to the emergency we went. He now requires surgery to re-attach the tendon to the mid section of his index finger, which needs to take place within 48 hours. And they say rotary cutters are dangerous!
So, in lieu of a post on the beauty of Long Lake, New York, I will share with you a recent penny rug I completed! ;o)
The pattern is called Spooky Cat Candle Mat by Stacy West of Buttermilk Basin!
I love the way it turned out! My little Pumpkin helped me out by stitching two (2) of the mouths! :)
Have I mentioned that I'm hooked on wool?! Yep, like I needed more hand work projects! lol
And you know what? He looks great with my cauldron candle! ;o)
Thanks for stopping by! Boo!
11 comments:
Ouch and ouch again!
I'd rather think about the mat. Cute as can be for fall decorating!
Ouch indeed! I hope his surger goes well.
I hope they can fix him up with minimal damage, ouch.
Hopefully you can get back up there another day, looks like you will need a day to relax;) Love your new piece, have always loved that design.
Debbie
Oh mercy! Hope damage is minimal - (looks like I quoted Debbie above!) My gosh, how does one do THAT trick???
OMGosh!!!! I do hope he is doing okay. That sounds positively beastly!
The penny rug is adorable.
ooouuuccchhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hope the surgery goes ok and heals well............
Wishing Stephen a successful surgery and a speedy recovery.
Your candle mat is super cute!
Wow....thank God you were there. Sending good thoughts and prayers.
Love your kitty mat.
OhMyGosh! I hope Stephen will be ok -- that sounds very painful! Sorry about yoru missed trip -- but it worked out for us -- we got to see that cute candle mat!
That sounds horrendous! Hope the surgery goes well.. be thinking good thoughts for you both.
My heavens!! I sure hope all went well with Stephen and his surgery. I can imagine he is not too happy right now!! Hopefully it was not too bad to repair. All the best!!
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