Showing posts with label Bargello. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bargello. Show all posts

Saturday, July 6, 2019

The People's Choice SAL - Finishing

Jo at Serendipidous Stitching is hosting a Stitch A Long the first Saturday of the month, with the topics chosen by her readers.  This month's topic is finishing.



I love a beaded edge and posted a little tutorial on how to do it here.











I like all kinds of little toolie things for stitching and posted a little tutorial on how to make pin keeps here. This technique also works well for ornaments.



 



This isn't my idea, but I like using it to finish an ornament because the front and back are all from one piece.











I made a sampler bag, with a beaded edge and twisted cord edging and explained how to do it here.




I frequently finish ornaments flat and add twisted cord that I make.  I posted how to do it here








Here is how to finish a stitched piece into a little bag.




These are my most common ways to finish things.  What are your ideas for finishing needlework?


Saturday, March 2, 2019

The People's Choice - Freebies

Jo at Serendipidous Stitching is hosting a Stitch A Long the first Saturday of the month, with the topics chosen by her readers.  This month's topic is Freebies. 



You can click the links for my original post about the finish or the freebie chart.

The Pears - charts found here




Cupid Heart Ornament - chart found here



Happy Snowman Ornament - chart found here


Jingle Bell Ornament - chart found here (scroll down)



Noel Ornament - chart found here





Baby It's Cold Ornament - chart found here



Cardinal Snowflake Ornament - chart found here




Spring Chickadee Ornament - chart found here



Christmas Heart Ornament - chart found here



 Bargello Bell Ornaments - chart found here


BeeKeeper Fob - chart found here


Kogin Needlebook - chart found here

Aztec Stitch Bookmark - chart found here

Box of Delights - charts found here


Calendar Cat Wallhanging - charts found here



A big thank you to all those who shared their charts freely for the rest of us to use!