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Monday, April 6, 2015

Tea for Two - Last Day

How can it be the last day already? Haven't we had fun? I wish to thank everyone who participated in the hop for their hard work and timely completions. I know that I have been inspired and have seen so many pieces that I would love to own. You have been a GREAT team!

A special thanks goes out to Cori for the perfect pattern and to Madame Samm for her endless ideas and energy to gather the world of stitchers to share, inspire and motivate us.

It has been my pleasure to have been your cheerleader through this hop. Now we can fill our cups for the last time and enjoy it with our Tea for Two-ers for today.

April 7th

Sunday, April 5, 2015

Tea for Two - Day Three

Did everyone have a great weekend? Are you ready to get back to more Tea? I know that I am. Grab that cup again and come along for the fun.

April 6th

How ART you?

Stitchin' By The Lake

April 7th

Wednesday, April 1, 2015

Tea for Two - Day Two

Did everyone enjoy their cups of tea yesterday? These hops never cease to amaze me with the creativity that is poured out. I so enjoyed the different takes on the same wonderful pattern.

We have more tea stops today. Be sure to grab those cups and sit a spell with today's participants.

We will have a short break but we'll be back on Monday. I wish a blessed Easter to all who celebrate the day.

April 2nd

Creativity Amongst Chaos

Hill Valley Quilter

MaMAccessories

Blessings From Our Nest

April 6th

How ART you?

Stitchin' By The Lake

April 7th

Tuesday, March 31, 2015

Tea for Two

So sorry this is late publishing. It was scheduled to go live, but failed to do so. Maybe it was a nasty April Fool's joke.

Although today is April Fool’s Day, it is no joke that we are kicking off our Tea for Two Blog Hop this morning. Thank you so much to Madame Samm who blogs at Sew We Stitch for coming up with another wonderful hop. Thank you as well to Cori who creates the most amazing designs for us to stitch.

My take on this design included a multitude of techniques – applique, free motion quilting, embroidery and Brazilian embroidery.