Saturday, October 06, 2007

Redwork exchange recieved

Redwork Exchange for Linda
This is the front. I used a Papillon Creations freebie on 32 count evenweave.

Back with Linda's initial
The Back showing "L" initial taken from the Repertiore des frises book.

Inside showing pockets and scissor fob and gifties
Here's the book open showing pockets and all the extras I sent. It also shows the tiny scissor keep I made using 40 count Sheeps straw linen from R&R reproductions. I also sent Linda some fabric too but I didn't photograph it. You can see her blog here. I am quite please with the way it turned out. I hand stitched it up and did it as neatly as I could.

What with all the postage strikes in the UK it's hard waiting to receive stuff in the post. Hopefully I'll get something next week.
In regards to the CDC I have decided to unpick the metallics and you'll just have to wait and see what I do with it next but just to say that's something else I am still waiting for in the post.

Have a good stitchy weekend.
xx

25 comments:

  1. Hazel i love this! I love this design (have stitched it too) and i love the finishing. Did you use a tutorial or did you just wing it? It looks fab.
    Aren't the postal strikes annoying? Im awaiting an RR to stitch on.

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  2. Thanks for the beautiful needlecase Hazel. It is now keeping me company whenever I stitched ;-)

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  3. Wow Hazel! That is gorgeous. You did a beautiful job.

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  4. I think this is a real stunner Hazel! Lovely job :) It's very beautiful!

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  5. That's really lovely and all handstitched! Makes it all so much more special.

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  6. Anonymous1:53 pm

    Soo beautiful! And the tiny scissor fob is so cute!

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  7. That is gorgeous Hazel!

    The postal strikes are really annoying aren't they? Our posties here aren't joining in the strike and the managers are bringing any post getting through from the nearest sorting office. Of course it depends on where els they are still working as to what gets through. My eldest DD is waiting for her student card so she can discounts on travel and cinema tickets.

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  8. Your redwork piece is gorgeous, Hazel! Congratulations on such stunning work!!

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  9. Beautiful work Hazel!

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  10. Oh, Hazel, you did an outstanding job on this piece. I am so envious. Just beautiful.

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  11. Excellent finishing and finishing. The needlecase is so beautiful and I love the little scissor fob.

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  12. Wow !!! Hazel that is a cute needlebook.

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  13. Your stitcher's book is beautiful! Linda is a very lucky person to recieve such a wonderful exchange.

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  14. The needlebook is gorgeous! Great job on the finishing:)

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  15. It's gorgeous! Great job!

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  16. Hazel this is stunning! Well done you, it's absolutely gorgeous!!!!!

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  17. Looking good sweetie I love your finishing you have a really good eye or two, lol, what a lovely exchange well done

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  18. That is just darling, and what a sweet idea to add little extras inside. I'm sure she loved it when she got it.

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  19. Wow Hazel that's so pretty! Nicely done!

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  20. I found your blog from Stitchyangel. Your work is lovely.

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  21. whata gorgeous gift! I am sure Linda will use it all the time!

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  22. Thanks for visiting my site. I love the needlebook and the scissor fob is so cute. Your work is really lovely. Take care!

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  23. Hazel - what a beautiful needlecase - I lvoe it!

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  24. Oh it's wonderful, really great job!! What a beauty.

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