However, I shall be strong! I shall stuff the fabric into the sewing bureau and ignore it's siren calls, and shall sit and knit with a stout heart, completing my projects as I have pledged to do.
Oh, hang on a sec - my editor is whispering in my ear. What's that you say? The TAB is offering pretty darn good odds (2 to 1, you believe) that I shall totally crack before the green dress is seamed?!? Begone, you doubting wastrel! I shall hold firm! Just don't let me near a fabric store!
Do it do it do it!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm soooooo sick of winter - bring on summer frocks!
I forgot to say that I lurve your orange frock - the ruching is fantastic
DeleteAww, thank you, sweet girl!
ReplyDeleteI saw a Rozella and cherry blossoms and immediately reached for linen.
ReplyDeleteAha! So I'm not the only one! I'm in good company with you, Gail ;)
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely stash (and tempting!) I have no will power whatsoever and despite grey skies and low temperatures have been busy with linen and lawn making things that won't be worn for months but are ever so pretty! Maybe you could alternate- 1 hour on winter projects, 1 on summer?
ReplyDeleteKeep going! I want to see the green dress
ReplyDeletewell, the rain is back so get back to knitting!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous fabrics! I really love them...I can't wait to see what you decide to use them for ;)
ReplyDelete-Ash P
http://distractedashley.blogspot.com
Those colours!
ReplyDeleteWould make a very trendy summer dress.
Love your blog
Linda