Back to a little bit of canvas work – and following a day at the RSN it is really a case of spot the difference. Here is my piece at the start of the day….
And after a days work…..
The hand is finished as well as the little patches at the bottom right of the canvas. I also made a start on the eye of the horse, but am not too sure about it! I guess it might look better when it is completely finished.
On my next visit (in a weeks time) I hope to finish off the horses head and have an idea about the stitches to be used for the coat.
Happy stitching!
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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....
It’s going to be beautiful, I love all the different colours and textures. It often surprises me at Embroiderers Guild how little I seem to have to show for several hours work!
I know what you mean – I can spend a whole day on a piece and only get a cm or two completed!
Yes, but slow stitching is so therapeutic and the results are utterly worth it – where else would you find something this unique?
The RSN days certainly give you much to think about, and each detail will help you to bring the others into focus.
I hope so…
I know it take time, but great to see your progress..
Thank you Sally, I guess all good things come to those who wait!