This slow stitching project of Vintage fabric and red Kantha embroidery, has gradually developed into a little red bow. Inspired my the work of Jessie Chorley.
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This slow stitching project of Vintage fabric and red Kantha embroidery, has gradually developed into a little red bow. Inspired my the work of Jessie Chorley.
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This table runner is on it’s way to my local textile group, as part of their Challenge. I started it a few years ago, and have finally had a reason to complete it.
The binding was finished recently, then all I needed to do was add the embellishments and the hanging sleeve.
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| Applique, quilting and hand stitching all rolled into one ! |
It’s long enough to lay along my long sideboard, or hang on a door!
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| I love the red buttons |
I know it’s a little early to be making Christmas decorations. At least I am ahead of myself for the Festive preparations this year.
Do you have Christmas projects on the go? Share your thoughts below.
Hand sewing, hand embroidery and hand quilting are the most perfect ways of slow stitching. I find it almost meditative. Life slows down and I focus on nothing more that the next stitch.
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| I love red thread. |