I finished part 9 of the "Tree Of Stitches" SAL on "The Stitch Specialists" yahoo group. I still adore this piece and have learned a few stitches I didn't know about.
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This last section could be stitched in either the Norwich Stitch or the Woven Stitch. Well, I couldn't decide which stitch I liked best; so I stitched the left half using the Norwich Stitch and "Burnished Leaves" and the right half using the Woven Stitch and "Winter Sage". I have to say that after doing both stitches, that the Norwich Stitch is far easier as you don't have to weave the thread over and under as with the Woven Stitch, but I loved the learning experience.
If your interested in joining this amazing group of stitcher's, just click on the link above and make sure you fill out the questionnaire that the Mod's send your way so they can approve your membership.
This last section could be stitched in either the Norwich Stitch or the Woven Stitch. Well, I couldn't decide which stitch I liked best; so I stitched the left half using the Norwich Stitch and "Burnished Leaves" and the right half using the Woven Stitch and "Winter Sage". I have to say that after doing both stitches, that the Norwich Stitch is far easier as you don't have to weave the thread over and under as with the Woven Stitch, but I loved the learning experience.
"Tree Of Stitches" by Abi Gurden
Finished 06 May 2011
I had someone ask what type of threads I'm using?
They are threads that I have hand-dyed myself.
Thank you everyone for stopping by and taking the time to leave your thoughts behind, I appreciate each and every one.
Take Care & Happy Stitchin'
Hugs, Sandy
Finished 06 May 2011
I had someone ask what type of threads I'm using?
They are threads that I have hand-dyed myself.
Thank you everyone for stopping by and taking the time to leave your thoughts behind, I appreciate each and every one.
Take Care & Happy Stitchin'
Hugs, Sandy
Your tree is looking lovely as it grows Sandy. I have started now and I am enjoying all the different stitches.
ReplyDeleteSandy your tree is looking fantastic - I hope to have time to catch up with this one
ReplyDeleteLooks Great Sandy....Your needle has been smoking....
ReplyDeleteHappy Stitchin!
Your tree looks great. Love also the colors.
ReplyDeleteIts looking stunning x
ReplyDeleteLooking good Sandy. I really like the colors and stitches you're using. Keep up the good work!!
ReplyDeleteLooks great!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Sandy, I love the threads you are using and you are so talented to be able to dye your own. I am going to work on Part 8/9 over the weekend. It is going to be a very pretty tree when we finish.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing.
Hazel c (UK)
Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHeidi-ILCS
Very pretty!:)
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful! I am still waiting for my fabric been 2 months now! Everyone will be finished and I will just be starting!
ReplyDeleteLooks beautiful so far.
ReplyDeleteMarl
Gorgeous! Very, very pretty!!
ReplyDeleteLooks wonderful so far. Love the colours.
ReplyDeleteYour tree is growing beautifully!
ReplyDeleteLove the texture the tree is beginning to take on.
ReplyDeleteYour tree is looking amazing! :) Very lovely stitching.
ReplyDeleteI just love this
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