I spent Friday afternoon with friends too! Along with millions of other women around the world I took part in the annual Womens World Day of Prayer service which we hold in the Chapel of our local hospital. The service this year was prepared by the women of The Philippines and focused on fairness. We each had a copy of this colourful picture depicting the balance between brightness and darkness, lush and plentiful harvests on the right, industry, destruction and poverty on the left.
So in the evening I was sewing with friends around the world and many thanks to Cheryll for getting us organised.
I was working on my swap hexie flowers tablecloth and made good progress adding a couple more flowers.
Do pop across to Cheryll's blog to see whet everyone got up to.
I hope you all have a great weekend.
Beautiful hexagon tablecloth in process! How are you going to back it???
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It sounds like you enjoyed your Friday, Lin. The opicture you focussed on for the day of prayer is very thought provoking. I love how your hexies are coming along, very fresh and pretty.
ReplyDeleteIt will be a beautiful hexagon tablecloth when you are finished, sound like a great Friday .
ReplyDeletethere is a lot of meaning in that picture isn't there...
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Hello Lin, lovely to see your post.
ReplyDeleteMy compliments to whoever the artist of that painting was - it's so telling in so many countries around the world. Unfair state of affairs. Also to the organisers of the service you attended.
Your tablecloth is beautiful, lovely colours and they all look so nice together.
Happy and bright daffodils! Cheers now :D)
What a great service to be part of Lin. I love your pretty lemon/blue hexies xx
ReplyDeleteThe hexie flower tablecloth is gorgeous. Blue and yellow look so cheery together.
ReplyDeleteLove the blue and yellow hexies!
ReplyDeleteThe hexagons are coming along nicely in lovely spring colours! It's chucking hailstones at us in Normandie at the moment - roll on the warmer weather!
ReplyDeleteI like your hexie flowers :-)
ReplyDeleteFriday passed me by somehow, must remember next month!
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What lovely hexagon flowers, and lovely colours. Glad you had an enjoyable Friday x
ReplyDeleteThat picture holds a lot of meaning and wonderful to be part of the prayer group! I had t realise don't you were also making a hexie tablecloth! Which swap was that with? Do you want another hexie?
ReplyDeletethe hexies look wonderful together. Blue and yellow always look so fresh together.
ReplyDeleteI am sure the World Day or Prayer service was very meaningful, the poster looks very interesting. Your hexies are coming along nicely and will make a gorgeous tablecloth .
ReplyDeleteYour hexies are just gorgeous!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely hexies...
ReplyDeleteYour hexies are looking very pretty. I have been receiving blue hexies as well. I haven't started sewing them up and I am not sure how I am going to put them together yet.
ReplyDeletePretty combination of colours...
ReplyDeleteIt was lovely having your company at FNwF... xox
Beautiful picture to look at while at your service, lots of women from the Phillipines seem to work overseas to support their families. Your hexie table cloth is looking beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe hexi tablecloth looks so beautiful. The colours are so pretty together.
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty hexies! I really admire tiny hexies, but don't have the patience to do them. I don't know why because they seem like the perfect take-along project. Your daffodils are lovely, too!
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