The sampler measures 2 inches by 4-1/4 inches which I decided to turn into a little pillow for an autumn decoration.
Before I leave you on this Monday morning, there were many questions about the patchwork charm wreath I made with my quilt group. I am starting to pull fabrics to make one for autumn so I will be preparing a tutorial for you all to make your own next week.
16 comments:
Heidi,
This is really pretty and, with it's theme and sumptious thread colour it brings together the last of the lazy summer days and the first of Autumn's rich qualities perfectly. I love the way you've finished it with the coin patches and pretty trim. Congratulations on completing this so quickly :>)
I think this is really cute. You might as well give up on the start and not finish idea. It won't work for you. LOL.
No halloween projects for me right now, unless I make a witch bear. Haha.
Love you, Mom
How pretty, Heidi! I just love the jewel toned fabrics and the sampler is perfect with them.
Hope this finds you fabulous!
xx
becky
OH Heidi this is a beautiful little pillow!
Just love it!
Very much looking forward to your wreath tutorial...I'm thinking the "Chix" might like this project also.
No new stitching for me I need to finish the Grand ABC sampler and get it up on the wall...although stitching Halloween "stuff" is awfully tempting...sigh
Hugs2u
Oh, Heidi...I think I'm in love with the little sampler design! And what a wonderful idea to transform it into an Autumn pillow. Perfect!
Halloween, huh? I guess I'd better start to look for a pattern.
Do you have time to go to the lady's room when your in appelscha??
And do you feed Jos only "bokkepootjes? ,so you can keep on stitching??..
But I love the result!
I know how made you go off of your diet... And I think it can happen again, if we make another trip.
I had so much fun, i'm still laughing about that silly parking spot in 'chicken'town. Do chickens now not to park there?
Saskia
Heidi that is so pretty...and all done in one session? I think the ribbon finish makes it perfect.
What a gorgeous way to finish that little piece and such pretty trim too - fantastic!
Very pretty stitching and finish! Don't worry I have enough startitis for a few people...went to the LNS the past weekend and kitted up four additional projects (two Halloween ones) which I can add to the half-dozen I already have on the go.
Heidi, ALL are scrumptious, I love the colors and most esp. the ribbon. Cute little acorn decorations there, too, hee hee! Hey, I have my computer back, let's hope it isn't temporary!
I "heard" of a BBD Halloween stocking book. I think it has 12 stockings in it!!! I would love that AND to stitch some, too!
Diane in MI
It seems to me that you yourself don't really understand the meaning of HarmAn day. Maybe you'd better call it Heikufinish day? LOL. I really love this little pillow and it is amazing how soon you created this cuty.
Ah, Heidi, you are funny! I heard that Hallowe'en music and wondered why - then read to the end of the post. I've already made a hallowe'en piece to be framed!
Oh Heidi, this is a wonderful little pillow. So nicely stitched and finished. You already seem to be in an autumnal mood. But I must say that I'm also already looking for pieces that have autumn colours and motifs although it's still very hot here - or maybe because it's very hot, lol.
Love it!!!! What a sweet pattern and what a pretty finish.
You are so right about making the immediate finish-finish of a project into a habit.
Looking forward to seeing your newest start.
hugs, Margaret
I have had a good chuckle over your "problem" with HarmAn Day!! Getting projects finished when you're not mean't too!!! That is so funny. Maybe we all should have our HarmAn Day and we'll get projects completed instead of having UFO's around!!!
This is very nice what you have done.Colorful and vibrant with a little cross stitch to catch the attention at the center.
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