I FINALLY got the Bearly Bonnet off the needles (more on Thursday), so I’ve been able to get back on track with my tiny stitches.
I used my evenings this weekend to finish up the black work on the machine legs. Now all I have left is the filling in of all the boring beige bits. Hopefully it’s not too boring.
A scrappy quilter and not a perfect quilter
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Cats and crafts and craziness
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Cats and crafts and craziness
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Cats and crafts and craziness
Cats and crafts and craziness
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This piece is coming along so nicely Val. I do not enjoy stitching background…so good luck! It is such a pretty piece.
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I see the designer knows Burton! This is a very cute project.
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I had forgotten about this adorable cross stitch project. It’s looking so pretty!
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I love how that kitty is sitting on the treadle. He looks so comfy while he’s guarding the machine.
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You’ll be pleased as punch when this is done.
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This is really so pretty and appro[riate for you!!!
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It looks great, especially with Lord Burton featured on the treadle.
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At first I thought that you had added Lord Burton yourself and then I read all of the comments. Was he really in the design originally? It’s perfect Val. Such a beautiful piece and reminds me so much of my grandma’s machine that I learned to sew on.
Blessings and love,
Betsy
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