I finished Tree of Stitches this weekend:
I didn't realise when I downloaded the last two parts that they didn't download properly - so I made up the last branch, and then used buttons instead of the stitched owl and rabbit. I think it turned out just fine though - better in some ways as a owl in bright multi colours may have looked just a bit strange lol
Showing posts with label Abi Gurden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Abi Gurden. Show all posts
Sunday, March 03, 2013
Monday, October 22, 2012
Some finishes and some updates
I've finally been stitching again in the last couple of weeks or so and have some progress to show.
First are a couple of ASG (Austin Stitchery Guild) projects that I started and finished at the meetings - a beaded Christmas Bell, and a patch for the crazy quilt project.
At the Antique Sampler satellite meeting you get a pin for every project you finish and bring for show and tell, so since I finished the bell at that meeting I got my first pin (they provide the pin cushion too):
Now for some progress pictures.
Tree of Stitches:
Happily Ever After (not so happily lagging in progress):
And Stained Glass Sampler:
First are a couple of ASG (Austin Stitchery Guild) projects that I started and finished at the meetings - a beaded Christmas Bell, and a patch for the crazy quilt project.
At the Antique Sampler satellite meeting you get a pin for every project you finish and bring for show and tell, so since I finished the bell at that meeting I got my first pin (they provide the pin cushion too):
Now for some progress pictures.
Tree of Stitches:
Happily Ever After (not so happily lagging in progress):
And Stained Glass Sampler:
Monday, March 12, 2012
Tree of Stitches
I haven't really felt like stitching much since I finished my pilot piece, so I haven't got much to update on, but here is the latest progress on Tree of Stitches:
I also joined a SAL on the HAED board (yes, again) called Siberian Forest and here is what I've done on that so far. I'm stitching over 2 on 40ct, and even with my brilliant light it's easier to stitch on during the day.
Finally - the back of the pirate quilt - the pale blue is waves and was originally going to be the border on the front but it washed out too much so I got the dark blue map fabric instead for that. Then I used as big a pieces as I could from the fabric that was left over for the back so it would be as little work as possible. I have started on the quilting it all together now and hopefully will finish that soon and then I might even have my first quilt. I'm just quilting along the lines of the blocks for this one, but I can already see that a nice decorative stitch along the seams would be more forgiving and hide the bits where I could steer properly.
I've still got quite a lot of fabric from this quilt left over so I'm thinking of doing a baby quilt (like the original kit was for) for the school fund raising auction. I may not get it done for this year though.
I also joined a SAL on the HAED board (yes, again) called Siberian Forest and here is what I've done on that so far. I'm stitching over 2 on 40ct, and even with my brilliant light it's easier to stitch on during the day.
Finally - the back of the pirate quilt - the pale blue is waves and was originally going to be the border on the front but it washed out too much so I got the dark blue map fabric instead for that. Then I used as big a pieces as I could from the fabric that was left over for the back so it would be as little work as possible. I have started on the quilting it all together now and hopefully will finish that soon and then I might even have my first quilt. I'm just quilting along the lines of the blocks for this one, but I can already see that a nice decorative stitch along the seams would be more forgiving and hide the bits where I could steer properly.
I've still got quite a lot of fabric from this quilt left over so I'm thinking of doing a baby quilt (like the original kit was for) for the school fund raising auction. I may not get it done for this year though.
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Abi Gurden,
HAED,
Quilting,
Siberian Forest,
Tree of Stitches
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Tree Of Stitches
Yeah, well, I started another one. This one is Tree of Stitches by Abi Gurden. Stitched on a piece of fabric from Kate's Kloths in Threadworx Bradley's Balloons.
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