Here are three small projects (remember, small doesn't necessarily mean easy) that Linda recently completed. I don't know who designed the ornament in the metal frame. The wool acorn is from the BBD Joyeux Noel booklet. The cap is from a burr oak tree. The silk acorn has a real acorn cap with a beautiful stitched needle minder. This is a project from Sharon Shemmler. As always, some nice finishes from Linda. Lots of eye candy at last night's WRSG meeting. Will post more as we go.Thursday, January 28, 2010
Cute Little Smalls from Linda
Here are three small projects (remember, small doesn't necessarily mean easy) that Linda recently completed. I don't know who designed the ornament in the metal frame. The wool acorn is from the BBD Joyeux Noel booklet. The cap is from a burr oak tree. The silk acorn has a real acorn cap with a beautiful stitched needle minder. This is a project from Sharon Shemmler. As always, some nice finishes from Linda. Lots of eye candy at last night's WRSG meeting. Will post more as we go.
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NICE PICS! THE TIN ONE IS FROM WITH THY NEEDLE & THREAD 32 OVER 1 TIN FRAME IS FROM TWISTED THREADS. LZ
ReplyDeleteThanks for your info on that, Linda. More of your great finishes will be posted later.
ReplyDeleteI FORGOT TO TELL YOU, I JUST LOVE WHAT YOU ARE DOING WITH MARY! MINE IS STARTED- VICKY CLAYTON SILKS ON SLATE GREEN 36CT FROM LAKESIDE. THE FIRST ROW IS COMPLETE, BUT ON HOLD UNTIL I FINISH MORE UFO'S. YOU ARE GOING TO HAVE TO TELL ME HOW TO GET PICTURES POSTED. I AM A TOTALLY AT A LOSS. LZ
ReplyDeleteLinda - Re pix, for one thing is...you have to email them to me so that I can post them.
ReplyDeleteYou are wanting me to work on my Mary more. I have torn out a white motif at least three times because I didn't think the thread was laying nicely. Am getting a little discouraged...and, of course, going to other projects!