What an achievement for the lovely Kathy Troup...
...editor extraordinary...
..and great friend!!
I am so sad to see here leave her post...
...but with a new grandchild...
...and lots of ideas to follow...
...she's earned her "rest". Ha!
I have an article included here...
...my punchneedle bag called "Dreamtime".
Design based (loosely) on Aboriginal patterns, hence the name.
Here's a close-up of the punchneedle panel...
It's done with a Cameo Needle Punch...
...available in my shop here.
I used Wonderfil "Razzle" for my sample..
(also available from Cotton Patch)
...but many other threads can be used too.
I'm going to be picking up my punchneedle again soon...
...as I have LOADS of pattern ideas going around in my head!!
Watch this space...
:-)
x C
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Wednesday, 23 March 2016
Tuesday, 4 June 2013
..a little "hussif" on the way...
Seeing as I am going to be away from home a lot more in the future...
...I've decided to make myself a little "Hussif" to keep all my stitching bits and bobs together and safe.
So...
...the first step was to print a cover.
I pulled out a few pieces of dyed Egyptian Cotton, and used a beautiful block from Colouricious with fabric paints from Colourcraft.
Some of the edges came out a bit on the blobby side....but I thought "A bit of machine magic will soon take care of that!"
This was the one I chose to stitch first...
...using these lovely rayons given to me by Andrew of Wonderfil. :-))
Machine threaded and ready to go...
..I used a tiny straight stitch to go around all of the printed design.
...and then, after putting on the backing, spent this morning hand-stitching beads all around the edges...
That's the cover completed, but there's no more stitching today...
..I'm off for falalas in Brecon...
Insides will be tackled on the morrow.
x C
...I've decided to make myself a little "Hussif" to keep all my stitching bits and bobs together and safe.
So...
...the first step was to print a cover.
I pulled out a few pieces of dyed Egyptian Cotton, and used a beautiful block from Colouricious with fabric paints from Colourcraft.
Some of the edges came out a bit on the blobby side....but I thought "A bit of machine magic will soon take care of that!"
This was the one I chose to stitch first...
...using these lovely rayons given to me by Andrew of Wonderfil. :-))
Machine threaded and ready to go...
..I used a tiny straight stitch to go around all of the printed design.
...and then, after putting on the backing, spent this morning hand-stitching beads all around the edges...
That's the cover completed, but there's no more stitching today...
..I'm off for falalas in Brecon...
Insides will be tackled on the morrow.
x C
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