Well, of course not😂. A few years ago I purchased this snowman pattern to hook and mount on a vintage ironing board. I bet you know the answer to "did she actually hook it?".
So then I found this sweet Santa pattern from Woolen Heirlooms while at the Shipshewana hook in. He is 38" tall. I thought it would be perfect for the other vintage ironing board that I have, that actually was a built in in my grandma's kitchen. I do remember seeing it there as a very young child.
So, will I get either hooked before that upcoming season that I won't even mention? Your guess is about as good as mine.
Thanks so much for stopping by.
Pomsky hugs (they will be going home later today) 😊
Lauren
10 comments:
I have a wooden ironing board in my sewing room. It is covered and I've used it for years for ironing projects. Am sure it will go to the dump when I'm gone and I've no plans to hook a Santa to place on it for the upcoming nameless holiday.
I sold a beautiful old ironing board years ago and I had hooked a big old Santa on it ....I have my Mother In Laws old Ironing board ....I should hook a Big Old Snowman for it !!!
Someone once said it's not about need?? ;-) I remember you showing us that snowman! Forgot about him...but I love Santa better!! Get hooking GF....
Put aside the pressure of the upcoming season 😬. I would keep those two out year round to enjoy !Happy hooking and remember…no pressure🎅⛄️
Those are both beautiful pieces and using the iron board, makes a wonderful mount for the Santa.
Now me? I'd be glad to prod you into hooking Santa for this Christmas. Yeah, I'm just helpful like that. But it will be so cute when completed.
both are super cute! love that santa though ~ can't wait to see your progress :)
I love that ironing board. How so cool. I do love seeing your hooking. Its so pretty.
I hope you get them both completed as they will look awesome on the boards. A great way to re-purpose. Janice
They are both so cute. You could try. Sometimes a looming deadline is a nice kick in the a** and sometimes it's a wet blanket. There is always another "season" coming around so I say please yourself.
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