Monday, August 10, 2009
Finishing Touches
On the agenda today...finishing the needlework smalls for "Afraid of the Dark" (one of my new designs coming out in September). The cross stitching is all complete...now to put each of the pieces together; there is a needlebook, a pinkeep, a floss ring tag, and a scissor fob to match the framed design. You can see some of the supplies I have chosen to put the smalls together - fabric lining (black) and wool felt (dark orange) for the needlebook, black pins for the pinkeep, along with black grosgrain ribbon and black floss for twisted cord. I enjoy the finishing process...I like to figure out how to put things together...must be my analytical side coming out! There will be complete charting and finishing instructions for these needlework smalls included with the pattern for the sampler. I will be posting a photo of the finished smalls on my website in the coming weeks, leading up to the release of this design in September...
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These are going to be SO cute!! And thank you for the finishing instructions. When it comes to finishing I am clueless about how things are put together. lol
ReplyDeleteThese smalls are fabulous!! I love "Afraid of th Dark". I think it is my favorite of the 3 designs currently showing as "Coming Soon".
ReplyDeleteBelinda, what fabric is it stitched on? I love the color!
Thanks.
Carol B.
Those are so cute. I love them. You have done it again. ~ Dawn ~
ReplyDeleteThese look so fun, Belinda! Can't wait to get these fun designs!
ReplyDeleteOh how cute!! Cannot wait to get my hands on this one!! THANK YOU for all you do!! Faye
ReplyDeleteOh, so cute, Bel! I thought the main design was cute, but the smalls are adorable! Looking forward to our visit on the 21st.
ReplyDeleteTerriG
These are going to be so cute as smalls! Great work, Bel, as always!
ReplyDeleteThank you all for such kind words...and just wait until you see the finished pieces - they are even better than I imagined!!
ReplyDeleteCarol - the sampler and the smalls are stitched on "Claypot" by Lakeside Linens (the models use 40 count).