Had a couple of days doing some stitching. I've made the two Santa hand towels which will be displayed on my annual Christmas ladies luncheon in December. I am disappointed with myself as I knocked the hoop about 2/3rds of the way in and of course when I tried to get it back in line I missed!!!!!! (It's the one on the left).
Then I did a couple of Appliques for Cohen's quilt and one of them was not done correctly - so it's not as perfect as I'd like it.
Then I did the Olive for the new baby of Kristen - the baby's name is Olive (Kristen is one of Amy's girlfriends) and dropped it off to her this evening. She was quite emotional when she saw it and was wanting to put it on her there and then. I'm glad she didn't as she was just getting her ready for her bath and next feed.
Off to the Newcastle Stitches and Craft fair tomorrow with Mum and Amy (she has a child free day!). Have a great weekend everyone. Love Chris
1. Santas on hand towels (Emb library)
2. Fox and Rabbit - Embroidershoppe
3. Olive (on a Onesie) from Blasto Stitch
we have all been there and done that!
Kathy
VA
hugs
Michelle
A BIG AUSSIE WELCOME FROM ME TO CUTE!!!!
Love Chris
I would do some satin stitch either by hand or machine in the red line that is bothering you.
You aren't perfect and these little things are not to be worried about.
My teacher at Embroidery Club told us that she had to every now and then do some extra hand/machine stitching to make her work look its best. So why shouldn't you?? And her work was gorgeous, just like yours.
How are those kookaburras of yours?
I was very lucky though for my Pfaff CV has a feature to "Save Current State", so I did this and restarted the machine. It came back to the correct place :-)! You can imagine how happy I was!!
PS: I have a Grandson named Cohen - not a common first name. I also was going to the Newcastle Stitches Show until I had to change my plans. Seems we are on the same page! Regards, Bev.
Where do you live Bev - if you are going to the Newcastle Show are you in this area? Love Chris
I have used Prismacolor pencils (set with iron) or Micron pens to disguise the odd missed stitches that expose the white fabric underneath.Cloth doll makers use these pens to draw doll faces on their dolls.
Viele Grüße
Angelika