Christmas Wall-hanging

This is the wall-hanging I made, after I foolishly promised to make a handmade item for the raffle at the Christmas meeting of my local branch of Essex Handicrafts Association this Wednesday:



Next time, I shall choose something a bit easier, as it took me about 20 hours to make it!

Lynda

Wow Lynda - it's lovely. I don't think I would want to give
it away after 20 hours in the making.

I'm sure I wouldn't part with it either after all that work.

It's lovely, Lynda.

its super Lynda, very good thing to win in a raffle!!!

What a lovely wall hanging Lynda. It looks gorgeous.

Lovely, don't know how you can part with it either!

it is very lovely lynda , i hope they appreciate it after all the work thats gone into it

gorgeous..i love it..buy me a ticket or two...however it might look rigged if you get it back. x x x

Thats lovely Lynda.

It's lovely! Someones going to be thrilled with that, I can imagine it'll be hard to give away.

Lynda that's really lovely - hope the winner really appreciates the work that's gone into it.

Now that's a better prize than a box of shortbread anyday, someone will be lucky. You may have set a precedent there.

I hope someone wins it that realises the work that has gone into it.
I think non crafters don't always realise that, so fingers crossed.

What a lovely idea.

Its very nice, def worth the effort and time I would say. Shame its be passed on,you never know you might win it back

What a lovely wall hanging. Dont think I could part with that either.

Don't worry, Steph - they'll all know how much work went into it because they're all crafters themselves. It's funny, I don't really mind giving it away, as it was always intended like that. I didn't even worry about giving away the Advent Box I made for my friend in Iowa - and that took about 100 hours to make!

Lynda

It's beautiful, I'd have kept it!