I’m happy to say, that the background of the sewing kitty has not been a slog at all.
Burton and I worked on it every evening this weekend, and we were able to finish the whole bottom of the piece.
We were even able to get a start on the background around the machine head. One more weekend and I think this one might just be done and ready to frame!
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This is just so pretty. Love it.
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Looks like you even have a little Burton helper on the stitching! It’s looking beautiful.
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That is a sweet piece, especially with Lord Burton at the treadle.
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It is really a beautiful project! The lap cat and quilt look wonderful.
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Kitty doesn’t look too impressed but then he has no idea how much work goes into a piece like that….lol.
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It’s so sweet and with Lord Burton in the piece itself how could it be anything else?
Blessings,
Betsy
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