Showing posts with label stitchery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stitchery. Show all posts

11/14/10

Like a Squirrel Gathering Nuts .....

I gathered a couple of little unfinished projects in anticipation of the 2-10 inches of snow they were forecasting. The snow pretty much missed us but I managed to finish my gathered projects anyway.

 This is a Crabapple Hill Design.  I absolutely loved their designs and have done my part to keep their company going.
This is a close up view where the pattern called for french knots, I added beads instead.

This little number was supposed to be an ornament.  I added sand and wool in to inside and mine will be used for a paperweight, or pin cushion or something.


This crazy quilt mitten I started last year and for some reason never finished it. Perhaps every time they forecast snow I'll finish three projects, but for every three I finish I start four more so I'll always have plenty to choose from. The mitten is an ornament and much smaller than it appears.

9/11/09

Redwork Snowmen Done

I finished the red work stitching on the snowmen wall hanging and I can already see that Lucy is going to be very helpful.

7/30/09

Fun with Friends

Yesterday Jeanette and I went to Kathy's house to work some more on our Snowmen projects. We toured her beautiful yard and I was so in awe of her flowers I didn't even think to take pictures.
Jeanette brought show and tell, she has been a busy little beaver.
This is a pillow case, she made a pair of them, aren't they gorgeous?

And how cute is this quilt?
Then we had a wonderful lunch, again no pictures, but then we got down to some serious work.Kathy has been a real over achiever as she had finished six of the twelve blocks.




Kathy wrote about it on her blog too. I think the real party started after I left. Is that a wine glass I see in the center picture? You can check it out here.

3/9/09

Journey of the Ark


This is the second block for the Journey to the Ark wall hanging. The first block can be seen here.

2/25/09

Journey of the Ark


This is my latest project. I love working on it and it's such a great take along project. I don't need any equipment, beads or lace, I only need the piece of fabric I'm working on and one color embroidery thread. There are a total of nine blocks, I put them on osnaburg fabric and am using brown embroidery thread.

8/25/08

Summer Pears


These are Summer Pears by Crabapple-HillStudio. I don't really have a plan for them, they were just fun to do.