SAL 5 – ‘Sprucing’ it up!

Hi everyone, well since going back to school full time my stitching has had to take a back seat – including this project. So I am afraid that I have not made a huge amount of progress in the last 3 weeks. This is how my Christmas baubles looked last time…..

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Now I have finished off the Japanese thread work on the pink bauble and moved on to stitching the Spruce branches. The needles were worked in closed fly stitch using 1 strand of DMC thread.

Sew……there you have it, see you all next time.

Happy stitching and a big welcome to Clare, the newest member of the SAL

Please check out the fabulous stitching by all the other members of the SAL. If you are interested in joining us you can contact Avis for details.

Avis, Gun, Carole, LucyAnn, Kate, Jess, Sue, Constanze,DebbieRose, Christina, Kathy, Margaret, Cindy, Helen, Steph, Linda, Heidi, Jackie, Sunny, Hayley, Tony, Megan     Catherine, Connie, Clare

 

About wybrow1966

My name is Deborah, and my earliest recollection of being creative is learning how to smock at primary school. We had a wonderful, white-haired lady who came in once a week to teach the 'girls' how to sew. I am not sure what the boys got up to during this time - but I never once felt as though I was missing out on anything. Now, as a primary teacher, I often give up evenings to teach enthusiastic children how to embroider. I am now just about to embarked into the world of blogging. Who knows if anyone will be interested, or if I can even keep it up. But here goes....
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28 Responses to SAL 5 – ‘Sprucing’ it up!

  1. craftycreeky says:

    Beautiful stitching, so neat 🙂

  2. claire93 says:

    these so remind me of the glass baubles we had on the tree when I was a child!

  3. I still have baubles like those too 🙂 I love the delicate stitching of the pine needles.

  4. kathyreeves says:

    I know you are glad to have that difficult gold work part behind you when school started. This will finish so nicely, and you will enjoy how it relaxes you when you have a minute to stitch. It is beautiful!

  5. Slow progress is still progress, and the lightness of the spruce branches sets off the baubles beautifully.

  6. Christina says:

    Adorable! I love the shiny reflections we’re seeing off the baubles.

  7. katechiconi says:

    Beautiful! There can’t be a lot left to do now, surely?

    • wybrow1966 says:

      I have to go back over and whip stitch the branches and then add needles in a different shade of green. Then it is just the cutwork in the centre of the two baubles. Yay!

  8. Catherine says:

    Such a wonderful project, and I think you will get it done by Christmas! I know how hard it is to go back to full time work and try and juggle life and stitching. Well done, I think you are coping better than I am!

  9. rutigt says:

    This is so beautiful!!!!!

  10. Wow this is so pretty.

  11. sewchet says:

    These instantly took me back to my childhood and I think my mother still has some of those glass baubles. Wonderful!

  12. teamwilsun says:

    I love this project — the stitches are so interesting and the baubles make me smile. Beautiful!

  13. JJ Crafts says:

    I really love this project! Those baubles look amazingly 3D and I love the colours against the fabric colour too!!

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