I did several thread lengths on my kogin piece. I haven't worked on it in a long time. Originally I thought this would be a bag, but I have many bags. Maybe it will end up being a table runner.
I had forgotten about this project and it isn't even on my UFO list. I enjoyed working with the wool and doing the stitching. The last time I see it on my blog was August 2016. I finished the stitching, but just need to make the fringe. It's really difficult to pull out the threads. I have one side of the front done, so three more sides on the front and four on the back to finish it.
Pamela: Your Kogin piece is beautiful, I love black and white together. I am so loving the wool piece, what a very primitive but beautiful piece. Have a great week
Both these projects are so homely. I love the charming farmhouse and its willow. I bet the fabric is hard to unravel and make into a fringe. Good to have a audio book to listen to for tedious work.
Pamela: Your Kogin piece is beautiful, I love black and white together.
ReplyDeleteI am so loving the wool piece, what a very primitive but beautiful piece.
Have a great week
Catherine
Your kogin is beautiful, it will make a beautiful table runner. The wool piece is lovely too.
ReplyDeleteBoth these projects are so homely. I love the charming farmhouse and its willow. I bet the fabric is hard to unravel and make into a fringe. Good to have a audio book to listen to for tedious work.
ReplyDeleteYour Kogin will make a lovely table runner and the little bag is so cute! xx
ReplyDeleteI love both projects, but wow, your Kogin looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteWell done!
Barbara xx
Oh, it's been a while since we saw both of those! Great job giving them some love.
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