Atlantic Canada is heating up! Welcome Spring! Goodbye snows. Actually we call this Mud Season and we keep old towels by the entry for dogs and people alike.
My son’s rug is finished and en route to Montreal via Ups.
If I could afford an embroidered label for every rug I would buy them. And personally, I don’t like the fill in the blank labels or the messy look of writing on the rug tape.
I’ve been creating simple wool pockets on the back of the rug and writing a personal notes (with rug information) for the pocket. Here I’ve pulled the paper out for show, but it fits down deep in the pocket.
That’s it! Nothing much new. Having some apps and wine on the deck of a friend’s home later. We haven’t seen her in ages due to covid. Church services have long been meeting for prayer with close friends anyway (nothing to do with covid tho), and that doesn’t always fall on Sunday.
Have a week of hope as Easter nears...
7 comments:
I love that pocket idea to hold the information about the rug. Your son will be over the moon happy with his special gift from mom.
So glad you are seeing your friends. It is mud season here too the dirt road I walk on is deeply rutted, But spring all the same! I like your idea of a note pocket.
Cathy
I like the idea of the note pocket. I print labels on the computer using printable fabric and stitch them on.
We no longer have a printer. Argh
Can’t wait until it’s in his hands
Wonder how long the note will last under a floor rug, but we shall see.
Yes, our river floods each year too but if we’re lucky the melt is just right and it’s not severe
What a great idea of a pocket & the history about a rug !!!! Love it !!!
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