Another three weeks has shot past and I have managed to get all the elements of my little mossy bank, for my blue wren to sit on, finished – but not mounted.
This is where I was up to last time…
I have now managed to make up the little pincushion, finish off the French knots, incorporate the needle lace fungi and add a few more beads and spangles. It is still very green, but now it looks like this…..
I have cut out the green circle and now need to mount it onto a block. Maybe next time it will be completely finished!
Many thanks for popping in and look forward to catching up in three weeks time.
Happy stitching.
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lol Deborah, you really are keeping us in suspense with this pretty little bird. Hope to see him/her sitting comfortably on that mossy bank for next time!
Definitely next time!!
I’ll hold you to that!
This is so pretty, with such a variety of stitching. I am looking forward to seeing this with your pretty bird.
Nearly there!
I can’t wait to see this one all come together. Stunning!
Next time I hope!
I can’t wait – it is absolutely gorgeous.
So pretty! I always want to touch this through the screen lol!
It is very soft and velvety!
It´s always so exciting to follow your progress on this lovely piece!
Aww, thank you.
Beautiful! I love all the different textures in this piece, it’s stunning 🙂
Thank you – although it is a little green!
There’s so much to delight in here. It must have been very satisfying to do!
Really enjoy it – when I make the time to do some sewing.
Such a lot of work in each small portion of this project. It is fascinating to watch it grow.
Thank you – a finish is close!
A spectacular mossy mound!
Thank you Kathy.