Really nice to see cutie designs stitched out. This is very pretty.
Lovely work. These make great little appreciated gifts/LILLIAN
Looks very nice.
Do you "open " design and close again afterwards, or do you sew with same color thread and bobbin ?
Potholder looks great. Thank you for sharing, Happy Stitching
Those roses really stitched out nicely! Good idea to keep the pot holders around for a quick gift.
Very pretty. Seems a lot of posts lately are kitchen related. Maybe someone is trying to give me a hint, lol. I agree with sjbrower that having beautiful accessories in the kitchen helps make the chore a little more tolerable. The red and black really set each other off nicely too.
Thank you. Yes, he smallest change in a kitchen can make everything feel new, and towels and potholders are easy to stitch.
I can see wanting to keep it. As it is lovely.
Beautiful! I hate to cook, so having a beautiful potholder brightens up that chore. This is very pretty.
It is always nice to do something for ourselves.....this is beautiful and i love the dramatic look of red & green against the black.....
Thank you. Yes, we need to take care of ourselves too once in awhile. :-)
really pretty roses & I can see why youw ould like it for yourself!~hugs~
Very pretty...do you cover the back with anything or use the same colors in the bobbin...or just stitch through the potholders?
Glad that I scroll and read all the comments because this is exactly what I wanted to know too.
Thank you. I stitch right through the potholder using black bobbin thread. I used a basting stitch on stabilizer prior to embroidering instead of fitting it in the frame. When finished, I cover the back with a piece of heavy duty felt that is widely available where I live. Then when I have to use it, I only use the felt side, trying to preserve the embroidery.