I'm kind of late bloomer, I did my first time when I was about 37. Do not get me wrong, I did try before and I'd try different styles before but not the way when I did it first time. I was far away from home and family, sometimes feeling very lonely in a big world and living on my own. At that time I lived in California... (it's not only my heart that I lost in San Francisco...)
I was shopping and a few Santas caught my eye, shortly after they was driving with me home. My English was very poor, but I thought: how difficult it could be? I have the chart, the legend and the dictionary. I can do it! And I did it! It wasn't perfect but I loved it. And I've got hooked! Here is the evidence of my first time
And I display it with pride every single Christmas since then...
So long my friends,
Evalina
Yes, 37 is a late bloomer! You certainly tackled a big project for your first try. It's beautiful!
ReplyDeletewow you were a late bloomer and you went in feet first tooo .. what a lovely piece though you've done and so glad you hang it with pride, as so you should :) lovely :0 love mouse xxx
ReplyDeletethat's really cute :)
ReplyDeleteYou should be proud, that's not a very easy piece for a beginner. It is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful piece, especially for your first time! Thanks for sharing your first time.
ReplyDeleteThat's an awesome piece for a first-timer!
ReplyDeleteYou were a late bloomer, but you picked a pretty complicated piece for your first time! You must of been a quick learner!
ReplyDeleteI don't even remember my first time -- not sure what that says about me!
ReplyDeleteWow, that was a major project for a first one. No wonder you hang it with pride every year - it's well worth it.
ReplyDeleteLate bloomer, indeed! It's beautiful, Evalina.
ReplyDeleteVery adorable banner....your first project....
ReplyDeleteMine was a complicated teddy bear in 10 diamonds...no pic....but I stuck with it.
BTW...the kit was 25 cents. chris b