Summer is flying by. I was able to complete the Rosebud Trellis, and it's off at the framers.
I have two more boutique items ready - both bookmarks and will start another one tonight.
I also did a quick punch needle project which I'll send to a friend before school starts.
Pictures... it's time for pictures
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Bookmark pattern, stitched using a double running stitch |
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Finished bookmark |
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Another bookmark |
Here's the punch needle box:
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Sunflower box, punchneedle |
Here's the rosebud trellis
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Rosebud trellis |
I added an inscription on it for my sister. I got the idea from Ellen Chester (With my Needle), when she stitches a reproduction sampler she adds her information in block letters outside the border so it's on the fabric, but hidden in the frame.
Here's my first "harvest" from my garden.
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first beans of 2013 |
Last spring I took pictures of things I'd stitched that were at my mother's house. Here's some of my older things that are around my house. Most of them pre-date digital pictures and blogs...
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Dogwood flowers, stitched on aida |
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Birds at Wheat. I had found this one in my grandmother's stash after she'd died. I finished it. Stitched on congress cloth |
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Dragonfly |
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this was from a very old dimensions kit |
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I sent away for a free chart from DMC go figure it would use a million different colors. It did turn out well though |
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Angels, a Mill Hill Kit |
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Assorted pillows on the guest bed |
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Keepsakes |
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Free chart I got in Cape May, NJ |
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More punchneedle boxes |
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Class at Sinsinawa - stitching over 1 thread |
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My first really big piece. Started when I had mono in grad school |
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quilt - it was fun to do, but I don't remember much else about it |
1 comment:
Wow look at all those projects! I had to giggle about the FREE DMC chart...free chart but must by ALL the floss for it. Looks great. Yummy beans.
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