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Friday, May 31, 2013
It's Hard to Stop Embellishing
Well, I
thought I was finished last week, but Okuda San came over and wanted to add a
few more stitches to hers, so I added a few more stitches to mine. She took hers home and worked on it some
more. When we got together this week, we decided we were done stitching and
would make our creations into the penny purses. She chose a green dotted fabric
for the lining and I chose a yellow fabric with the three little kittens who
lost their mittens. We twisted four
strands of #3 perle cotton for the cording.
She put one snap on hers and I put two on mine. We only worked about an
hour and a half and she went home carrying hers. There is a pale yellow area above the rick rack on hers
with woven detached chain leaves and little red eyelet flowers that were
inspired by the sakura trees she saw when she was taking a walk.
I
thought I was finished with mine when she went home, but then I decided it
needed a beaded edge on the flap. I had
an open area under the flap, so I stitched my initials and the year with a
chain stitch. I think it really is finished now.
Next week we'll start a new project.
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1 comment:
Aren't they both cute! Crazy patchwork looks so complicated but the finished product is great.
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