First piece of work in a long time. Please note in my absence I have not improved my photography skills. My older daughter requested with some urgency a baby blanket for a friend, so ... without a sewing room this is the result. My Galaxie machine is currently sitting on my husband's desk and will be left there for a few days in the hope that he will get a move on with the work required to get my sewing room ready. My PR machine is on a table at the bottom of the stairs outside the room it will live in. Our other daughter visiting for the weekend mentioned it was a hazard to a small child walking up the stairs... as she took the child up to the spare bedroom. Right back to the blanket. Its made from a soft cuddle fleece with a cotton backing. Twm (age 5) our eldest grandchild was with me when I bought the fabric and his first choice was a lurid skull and crossbones. We came to an amicable agreement that maybe the aeroplane fabric just might be more suitable for a new baby of first time parents. The embroidery is a vivid orange. I have had a request for a repeat of the blanket but for another child. I can brag that I have the tidiest sewing room out, as its totally empty.
This looks very cuddly, I hope you can eventually get back into your sewing room and start to make it 'messy' once more, only joking of course. Love Chris
Now, back to the blanket. What a nice job and a kindly thought to be doing this for someone else. It is difficult doing these things when you haven't got your own space but don't blame hubby unduly as I suspect you have him working on other important projects. Your photography seems fine to me. All in all, well done and welcome back.
When my darling daughter makes "suggestions" around my house, I invite to go ahead and fix whatever it is that she deems undone. Sometimes I'm quite pleasantly surprised.
I do hope your husband will soon realize the need for the sewing space and you can let your creative child out of prison. :)
I wish my sewing room was (temporary) empty - I need to get rid of half the contents to be able to move freely - I can understand you can hardly wait to see yours finished!