...it could be a new building method for Chubber....

Well? Any guesses?

Poop-poop

D

It looks like cross stitch with a spider caught at the bottom of the third object :hmm?

80s computer game? Of a trapped spider?  Aliens?
Michael

The backside view of some form of stitching.

Cross stitch with a cat in the bottom corner… I zoomed in…
waiting curiously with baited breath for a rational explanation … or have you been at the Scottish fire water again?

Early computer cad cam package for designing and making products the cat is the mouse pointer. :roll:

Brian

It's a flat packed, fold-up, Tudor house!

Have hyou been in the Station Mistress's sewing box again ………………………….don't let her catch you !!!

Chester high street.

Nigel

Well there are some pretty good answers there!



This works up at just 7cm long, should suit Marty's N gauge layout. How SWMBO has the patience I don't know, but it keeps her quiet, much better than when she was doing a lot of knitting…cliclk click click, rudeword, click click cli…rudeword… and so on.

Douglas

Thats lovely Doug im sure she must really enjoy doing that she willl be in competition with you who makes the best village.

Does she have to make a foamboard or card inner frame for it to keep its shape?


Brian

Hi Brian,
There are some pieces of card in the packet, too fiddly for me.
Doug

Who would have thought it?  That is super!
Michael

Very cute!!!!… a little village of similar… with a pub…. quite unusual I would think? More power to her needlework! 
A photo of the finished article please.

Will do, in due course, no doubt.

D

As promised, an update ….




I wonder if she could sew/crochet/knit, [no, not knit…] some flowers for railway gardens??

Douglas

Wow... they look great!

Here we are! Shelagh is very pleased with the result, but lots of 'rude words' were used in assembly…..










Douglas

Excellent piece of work Doug.  Your wife should be very pleased with herself.

Terry