Wednesday, 23 March 2016

Lizzie is crowned and ...

Measure of a Year is back from the framers - Happy Dances all around.

First up, here is Measure of a Year all framed - it is actually lying on the bed in this pic as I have not yet decided where to hang it.


... and here is Lizzie in all her glory!

 Happy Dance all over the house!

     Isn't she gorgeous?  I am so thrilled with her.






The Queen's Sampler
Plum Street Samplers
28 ct Flax linen
Suggested DMC floss

She has been taken straight to the framers, so there will be one last update pic in a couple of weeks.

Hmm!  What Tudor design to concentrate on next for my Tudor Tuesday SAL is my big question now.

Off to bookclub shortly - where Emma Viskic , the author of this month's novel, Resurrection Bay, is coming along to talk to us - how cool is that?


Have a good evening, everyone, 

hugs, 

By the way, I really enjoyed the novel, so I am really looking forward to meeting the author.




22 comments:

Mini said...

Lovely finishes. Wow meeting author of a novel sounds interesting.
By the way, if you read this comment,please check your email. I wanted to join the Friday Frolics and had sent you an email few weeks ago.

Brigitte said...

Measure of the Year looks gorgeous in its frame. And wow, the Queen is finished. Must give you a great feeling.
Having the author of one of your book club books speak to you must be very exciting. Enjoy!

KimM said...

Love your finishes, Kaye! Hmmmm....your next Tudor project.....can hardly wait!
xxx

Vickie said...

Oh Kaye, they are both wonderful. I have a few authors I would love to meet one day.

Ariadne said...

Oh I loved Meaasure of the Year.AriadnefromGreece!

Tiffstitch said...

Congrats on your finish! And love the framing finish too. Have fun at book club.

Linda said...

Congrats on the gorgeous finish Kaye. Your framed piece turned out perfect.

Linda

Justine said...

Beautiful finishes Kaye.

Unknown said...

A final beautiful as the other. Great work !!! Especially the queen is fantastic !
Greetings Sandra

Bea said...

Well chosen on the framing for Year - it looks wonderful. And YAY for another finish! She looks beautiful and I can't wait to see what comes next.

Daniela Bencúrová said...

Kaye, you have a beautiful 4 seasons and great Tudor Elizabeth!

Jo who can't think of a clever nickname said...

Two great pieces there. I'm glad that Elizabeth has gone straight to the framers. You don't want to keep a Queen waiting!
It's always exciting to meet an author. We mainly have local one but Erica James is coming to Norwich next month.

The Knitting Cross Stitcher said...

Lovely finish and I love your framed piece.

Carol said...

What a great framed piece, Kaye--I can't say that I've ever seen that one stitched up before. It looks wonderful. And "All Hail the Queen!"--such a cute finish...

Mini said...

Email sent.

Lumiruusu said...

You have done just fantastic job with both of your finishes I really Like measures there issuch a harmony n that piece.

Unknown said...

I really love The Queen's Sampler. Well I really like both of your finishes and Measure of the year looks great framed. So should I read Resurrection Bay? I have never read Emma

Penny said...

Measure of a Year looks wonderful framed! And congratulations on finishing The Queen's Sampler, too! That is pretty great to have the author speak at your book club - hope you enjoyed hearing her. :)

Margaret said...

Your framed finish is gorgeous! Sigh. Love it! And your Tudor finish -- fantastic! Hope the talk was good. I have to go look up that book now.

Heather said...

Beautiful pieces :)

Maggee said...

Great framing job! I know you will put it in a special spot, where it will make you smile every time you pass it! Congrats on finishing Lizzie! How will she be framed now? Stay tuned... I know...

Sarah in Stitches said...

Gorgeous stitching! Congrats on the finish! And the framing looks lovely :D

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