The Mississippi State Fair is in 2 1/2 or so months.
So, we've been working on fair projects.
We don't have quite as many done as last year ~ but my goal is to be up there with the numbers.
I've been working on COMPLETING projects.
I've got several started in different categories and need to finish.
Here are some of the newly completed projects ~ fair ready.
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| OK, he's not a fair project but look at that sweet baby "dressing up" his new onesie! |
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| hand embroidered onesies |
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| watermelon jelly, tomato juice & canned tomatoes |
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| more granny squares ~ what I worked on driving to ST. Louis |
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| a candlewicking shell ~ beige on beige is hard to see! |
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| My 2nd ever completed afghan ~ after fair going into grandma's hope chest for 1t granddaughter! |
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| hand embroidered garment ~ on back of little baby jacket |
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| set of 6 hand embroidered napkins ~ will go in Amy's hopechest after the fair |
I am linking up with http://mysimplecountryliving.blogspot.com/2012/07/country-homemaker-hop-28.html
Oh, I found the following on Pinterest & I totally agree!
You see that smile? It is only because I told him that the picture was for his Grandma (he was fussing the rest of the time with the onesie on top of him)
ReplyDeleteK
Of course I see the smile! Can't wait to kiss those chubby cheeks again!
ReplyDelete:) I bet he can't wait either!
ReplyDeleteYour embroideries are cute! I really like Amy's napkins. I can't wait to see other projects that will be entered!
K
SO precious!!! All your projects are great! I agree on that sign too! :)
ReplyDeleteWow Donna,
ReplyDeleteYou've been very busy making so many wonderful heirlooms your family will treasure long after the fair has passed. I wish I was a judge for the tomato juice and watermelon jelly. They look and sound yummy. Thank you for sharing this week.
Heidi