I was hoping to get this one finished – and I probably could have but for one thing. French knots are really hard on the hands. And you can see.. the one is ALL ABOUT THE FRENCH KNOTS.
I may take me two more weekends to finish – just to give my hands a bit of rest.
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It’s going to be so pretty, but you’re right. French knots are hard on the hands. I adore that bee needle minder. Do you remember where you found it?
Blessings and love,
Betsy
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I really like watching these progress.So much that I came very close last week to ordering a similar project myself. I came to my senses though. I’ve got crewel projects and even a needlepoint project packed away after I lost interest. That type of stitching is too fiddly for me so I am going to admire yours from afar.
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Very nice! That is a lot of French knots!!!
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Will be very sweet when finished, and too bad LBB cannot tie French Knots…his long fur would get stuck.
😉
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It really is beautiful. Those French knots will be worth it.
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It’s not even finished and it is beautiful! Those French knots will add so much dimension to the project.
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