FNSI_ April update
Last night was FNSI - an evening where many stitchers from all around the globe set aside some time for a virtual SAL of whatever project they are working on.
It is hosted by the lovely Wendy of Sugarlane Quilts.
So, last night I worked on my fourth attempt at a design for those darned round boxes - you know the ones - so far I have tried a butterfly, an amorphous pink bloom and a some redwork but nothing was working for me. So, after lots of frogging, I have finally found the right design (Oh, I certainly hope so - this is starting to do my head in!).
I managed to get all of this done in one evening - still a little bit to go yet but I have IHSW this weekend to inspire me to finish it quickly.
Last evening, I also did the Finishing for another of my Swapaway pieces - Life's a Stitch. I turned added it to a sweet green and white check drawstring bag I had. I think it will be perfect for keeping little stitchy knick knacks. What do you think?
Can you see how tricky and quirky I have been with the buttons? Do you like it?
Anyway, don't forget to check out Wendy's blog to see what everyone else got up to last night. That is what I am going to do right now!
hugs,
It is hosted by the lovely Wendy of Sugarlane Quilts.
So, last night I worked on my fourth attempt at a design for those darned round boxes - you know the ones - so far I have tried a butterfly, an amorphous pink bloom and a some redwork but nothing was working for me. So, after lots of frogging, I have finally found the right design (Oh, I certainly hope so - this is starting to do my head in!).
I managed to get all of this done in one evening - still a little bit to go yet but I have IHSW this weekend to inspire me to finish it quickly.
This is part of Tall Sheep
Shepherd's Bush Designs
Stitched on 28 Ct Country French Linen - Spring Meadow
Last evening, I also did the Finishing for another of my Swapaway pieces - Life's a Stitch. I turned added it to a sweet green and white check drawstring bag I had. I think it will be perfect for keeping little stitchy knick knacks. What do you think?
Can you see how tricky and quirky I have been with the buttons? Do you like it?
Anyway, don't forget to check out Wendy's blog to see what everyone else got up to last night. That is what I am going to do right now!
hugs,
Comments
Linda
I think your sheep is the right choice. I hope. Good luck haha! :D