It did not take too long to finish what was left on the second of my embroidery block
The little orangey-coral colour at the base of each flower was supposed to be a French Knot. But I couldn’t get them big enough to fill the space on several of the bigger flowers, so I did a satin stitch instead.
And that gave me a little practice for doing the bigger satin stitch flowers on Block 3.
I only got a few done before having to pack it up for the weekend, but I’m pleased with the results so far.
A scrappy quilter and not a perfect quilter
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Cats and crafts and craziness
Cats and crafts and craziness
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So pretty. Will these be part of a quilt?
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Very pretty!
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These are cute!
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Your embroidery flowers rival the ones you grow in your yard! You must have the green thumb equivalent for stitching as well.
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Beautiful!
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Your green thumb extends to flower stitchery projects. So pretty.
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Very nice progress on these embroideries!
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I think you’re doing a great job and the satin stitch looks great as a replacement for the french knot.
Blessings and hugs,
Betsy
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