The chart is a freebie from Chartmakers and can be found here
Happy stitching everyone, thanks for reading. xx
Wednesday, June 20, 2007
House on a Hill needlebook
Since I lost my stitching mojo I thought I'd do something small and finish it into a needlebook. I spent some time thinking about the best way to finish it and this is the result. I am quite impressed with myself as I also did a back to it and worked out the lettering for "needles". Also I did lazy daisies instead of personalising it which also is quite a new stitch for me. You know that I am not the most confident person at finishing and corners are sepecially hard but I think it has turned out okay. The felt was difficult to cut and stitch too.
The chart is a freebie from Chartmakers and can be found here
Happy stitching everyone, thanks for reading. xx
The chart is a freebie from Chartmakers and can be found here
Happy stitching everyone, thanks for reading. xx
Oooh i love this Hazel! You have done a great job! Did you follow instructions for making it? The lazy daisies are fab.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you've got your mojo back, 'cause that looks beautiful!! The lazy daisies are such a special touch, what a great idea!!
ReplyDeleteThis is quite spectacular :)
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful! Wow!!
ReplyDeleteGreat job Hazel! Your needlebook is beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteI think you did great! And improvised with the lazy daisies. Very unique indeed!
ReplyDeleteThat looks fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteHazel the needlebook is fantastic, I don't think you've any need to be underconfident about your finishing, you've done a marvellous job - well done!
ReplyDeletethis looks GREAT! You did a great job! Hey! check out your myspace page...I sent you a friend request!
ReplyDelete~Lana~
What a gorgeous needlebook Hazel. You've done a great job.
ReplyDeleteIn answer to your question I have four HAEDS on the go!! Two QS and two full size. I think I'm having a midlife crisis! LOL!
Thanks for your comments on my new look blog. It's really easy to do but you have to be a bit careful! Lol!
Gorgeous needlebook!
ReplyDeleteCute needlebook, I think you did a lovely job finishing it.
ReplyDeleteSue
I love your needlebook! What a cool use of that design! And thanks for adding it to the Freebie Gallery blog too - very nice!
ReplyDeleteI love your needlebook! Your finishing is fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteHazel, this turned out really nicely! Glad to hear you are feeling better.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty pattern and a lovely finish on your needlebook.
ReplyDeleteGlad you got your Mojo back & it looks good to me.. Happy stitching.
ReplyDeleteI love your little needlebook, how lovely :)
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week and I hope you are fine :)