I heard "Eye of the Storm" again on the radio and it blessed me. As we go through the storms of life, He is the anchor that holds us in stormy times.
He's held me, continues to hold me and He'll hold you as well.
During stormy times, praise and worship help me see His truth, much like this song says. Clarity and peace come as I worship Him who hold us in the palm of His hands.
According to the story behind the song, it is based on Psalm 69.
Slow Stitching Sundays
I finished this embroidery project for my granddaughter. It's called Follow Your Heart by Tamar Nahir-Yanai.
Today I've also been binding a bow-tie quilt. It's my first time using scrappy binding and I'm loving how it is coming out! I'm hoping to share the finished product this Wednesday.
UPDATE: Here is the picture of the finished flimsy as well as a funny story about taking pictures of my finished quilts!
Fabric Usage
No changes in fabric usage this week.
last week - 38.80/100 yards
this week - 38.80/100 yards
Yarn Usage
My next prayer shawl is coming along beautifully. I'm using a simple half double crochet pattern in hopes that the beauty of the yarn will be the focus rather than the stitch work.
last week - 107/300 ounces
this week - 117/300 ounces
I hope you check out these parties!
Sunday Stash@ Quilt, Paint, Create
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Your shawls always look so soft! The way the yarn pattern stitches out is beautiful. Congrats on your soon-to-be finish.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy binding your quilt... that's my favourite part!
ReplyDeleteAnd your prayer shawl yarn is so beautiful!
Your granddaughter's little stitchery is so very sweet. This makes my heart smile. Love the quilt you are binding. Love all those reproduction prints. Why, I recognise some that are in my stash. Gorgeous colours in your prayer shawl.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shawl and love the scrappy binding! Enjoy your stitching.
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