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I have embarked on turning my hexie dreams into a quilted reality and have begun making English paper pieced (EPP) hexies.
I signed up for Julie Booth’s talisman pouch workshop and this is the loot that comes in the kit.
I am participating in Anne Brooke’s #52tagshannemade #sew4thesoul slow stitch challenge for 2021. Week 8’s theme is “french knots, pistol stitch, and bullion knots”.
I used Stitching Notes tutorial to make three special needlebooks for my friend and her young daughters.
I made a family of mini felt cacti planted in tiny terra cotta pots with teeny gravelly bits for panache!
I am participating in Anne Brooke’s #52tagshannemade #sew4thesoul slow stitch challenge for 2021. Week 7’s theme is “hexies”.
I stitched up a felt coaster sporting a cute tooth.
I am participating in Anne Brooke’s #52tagshannemade #sew4thesoul slow stitch challenge for 2021. Week 6’s theme is “a bevy of buttons”.
I am participating in Anne Brooke’s #52tagshannemade #sew4thesoul slow stitch challenge for 2021. Week 5’s theme is “kisses”.
I am participating in Anne Brooke’s #52tagshannemade #sew4thesoul slow stitch challenge for 2021. Week 4’s theme is “fly stitch”.
I am participating in Anne Brooke’s #52tagshannemade #sew4thesoul slow stitch challenge for 2021. Week 3’s theme is “scrappy”.
I am participating in Anne Brooke’s #52tagshannemade #sew4thesoul slow stitch challenge for 2021. Week Two’s theme is “heart”.
I am participating in Anne Brooke’s #52tagshannemade #sew4thesoul slow stitch challenge for 2021. Week One’s theme is “all white”.
I used the process of slow stitch / stitch meditation to make an example piece for my embroidery guild. I call it “What is luck?”.
I doodled alongside Johanna Basford in her recent Inky Art School and made postcards. I also experimented with different coloring methods.
I made another Sydney Pouch, this time reminding me of sitting in my gramma and grampa’s screened in porch up on the hill.
I made another Sydney Pouch by Roxy Creations, this time a yellow garden theme with a different method of construction.
As part of TextileArtist.org Stitch Club, Jennifer Collier inspired me to stitch a paper glove.
I used the Sydney Pouch pattern by Roxy Creations to make this little collaged pouch.
I finished a bookmark based on a historical Egyptian pattern darning design by Lin Vandenberg.
As part of TextileArtist.org Stitch Club, Ali Ferguson inspired me to create a (slightly junk-journal inspired) hand-bound sketchbook using a mix of pages and embellishments.
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