Well, I finally got two of my little heart designs finished up. I was still doing the "Stitch & Rip" twist, but didn't let the "Stitcher's Rage" get in the way of finishing these two pieces.
This first one was one of the "Stitch & Rip" pieces. Wound up ripping out the whole right side of this one after trying to "un-stitch" just the ecru vine's. Too many pulled threads.
This first one was one of the "Stitch & Rip" pieces. Wound up ripping out the whole right side of this one after trying to "un-stitch" just the ecru vine's. Too many pulled threads.
Design: Folk Art Heart
Designer: Me
Finished: 05 March 2010
Stitched on 32ct. cream linen using DMC threads, cream Mill Hill Petite beads and a small heart button. Finished it off as a Pin Pillow tied with a cream bow.
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This one I made for my DH & myself, kind of like an Anniversary piece of sorts, although that's not until August. I don't think using the DMC metallic was such a great idea as cording, it was very much a pain in the tushie and didn't behave well.
Designer: Me
Finished: 05 March 2010
Stitched on 32ct. cream linen using DMC threads, cream Mill Hill Petite beads and a small heart button. Finished it off as a Pin Pillow tied with a cream bow.
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This one I made for my DH & myself, kind of like an Anniversary piece of sorts, although that's not until August. I don't think using the DMC metallic was such a great idea as cording, it was very much a pain in the tushie and didn't behave well.
Design: Love One Another
Designer: Me
Finished: 07 March 2010
Stitched on 32ct cream linen using DMC threads and Mill Hill beads.
Finished off as a hanging heart.
I'm working on two other small pieces ( no their not heart shapes), but I have no idea what I'm going to do with them at the moment.
Thanks for stopping by and having a peek at all of my stitching ups & downs. I really do appreciate all of you taking the time to do so and the wonderful comments you leave behind really help to keep me stitching & designing.
Take Care & Happy Stitching Everyone,
Sandy
Designer: Me
Finished: 07 March 2010
Stitched on 32ct cream linen using DMC threads and Mill Hill beads.
Finished off as a hanging heart.
I'm working on two other small pieces ( no their not heart shapes), but I have no idea what I'm going to do with them at the moment.
Thanks for stopping by and having a peek at all of my stitching ups & downs. I really do appreciate all of you taking the time to do so and the wonderful comments you leave behind really help to keep me stitching & designing.
Take Care & Happy Stitching Everyone,
Sandy
They are both just beautiful! Love them. Your designs are just prettier and prettier with each additional one. And your finishing is perfect.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful, Sandy :)
ReplyDeleteLovely, lovely work :)
Very nice designs. They are lovely.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful designs--I really love the blue one. I detest DMC metallics, it's like stitching with barbed wire.
ReplyDeleteSandy both your designs and finishes are just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love your newest finishes! Glad to hear this week was better stitching wise!
ReplyDeleteBoth pieces are very pretty, but I love the heart! Do you stitch custom pieces and how much do you charge, lol!!
ReplyDeleteThese are both great finishes! I love the little heart button, too cute!
ReplyDeleteThey both look gorgeous, and the metallics do look good ,even if they are a pain to work with X
ReplyDeleteLove your designs and your finishes.
ReplyDeleteMarl
Lovely work and skillful finishes. Great job.
ReplyDeleteVery nice! Love the finishes. Congrates.
ReplyDeletelovely finishes!
ReplyDeleteBoth of your designs are beautiful! Nice Anniversary gift!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad that this week was better - using metallic for cording may be a pain in the tush, but you did it beautifully. Lovely finishes.
ReplyDeleteVery nice finishes.
ReplyDeleteLovely pin pillow and heart finishes. Both look great!
ReplyDeleteREALLY like thee little items! great job!
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