With a little help from the ginger twins….
I put my mind to it and got all those French Knots knotted! And boy howdy there was a lot of them!
Sadly, I had to take the picture of the final piece when it was still a little bit damp, because I forgot to take it out of the hoop, dissolve the pattern paper, and iron it until late last night. Still – you get the idea.
And…. I may have already bought another embroidery quilt kit… but more on that another day.
A scrappy quilter and not a perfect quilter
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I think you did a great job with the french knots. It all looks great and I’m looking forward to seeing the new project too. The boys look like they’re happy, all cuddled up together.
Blessings,
Betsy
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That sure is a lot of French knots, and yours look great!!
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How pretty!!!! I like the look of the grey background to make your flowers pop!
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Relic and Lemmy look so very ‘helpful’!
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I didn’t realize that you were stitching that over paper. How clever. I used that kind of paper for cross stitching on the kid’s clothes back in the day. I might have to look into that.
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That is so pretty! You have certainly overcome the challenge of French knots. Lemmy and Relic are great company.
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It looks wonderful!
My apologies to the Canadian people on the chaos and confusion Mr. Orange has and will probably continue to create.
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