Thursday was the last meeting of Stitch Society (part 1) at Gruber's. I'm not quite caught up with last month's designs, but I feel pretty good about how many I managed to finish this month.
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| Snowflake 2 |
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| Snowflake 3 |
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| Snow Flurries |
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| Thimbles |
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| Spools |
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| Sewing Machine |
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| Strawberries |
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| Apple |
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| Tulips |
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| Painted Daisy |
I have several more finished, but this has probably been "wool hexie overload"so I will save them for later.
Sue brought these vintage hand pieced Dresden plates to the meeting. She had been cleaning out her sewing room and wondered if someone would take them off her hands. I was thrilled to be able to help her out! The plates have a few issues (they don't lie flat), but it will be fun to come up with a way to use them.
Thanks again Sue!
I still have a stack of my wool hexagons ready to stitch, so I will be working on them during Downton Abbey!
Linking up with Kathy
HERE for some Slow Sunday Stitching.
Sue brought these vintage hand pieced Dresden plates to the meeting. She had been cleaning out her sewing room and wondered if someone would take them off her hands. I was thrilled to be able to help her out! The plates have a few issues (they don't lie flat), but it will be fun to come up with a way to use them.
Yum... bring on the stitching and the Downton!
ReplyDeleteLove that sewing machine hexie!
What great hexies! The painted daisy caught my eye. Have fun with the dresdens.
ReplyDeleteI never tire of seeing those wool hexies. That painted cone flower looks like a variety I had added to my garden last spring. Have fun figuring out what to do with those plates!
ReplyDeleteThe embroidery on your wool hexies give so much more interest to the design.
ReplyDeleteNo overload here. I loved looking at all those beautiful wool hexies. The beaded snowflakes are so delicate looking and I really like the sewing themed ones.
ReplyDeleteYour hexies are all so gorgeous, such wonderful designs and beautiful embroidery! Love the dresdans, I'm sure you'll enjoy finding a way to use them.
ReplyDeleteOh Karen...these are dang cute!! I never thought to make hexi's out of wool. Happy Stitching!!
ReplyDeleteEach of those hexies is so cute, like little works of art. and I'm glad you got to rescue the dresdens.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful hexies!! I never tire looking at them.
ReplyDeleteYour he dies are amazing!
ReplyDeleteThe hexies are so fun! I especially love the sewing machine, but they are all wonderful!
ReplyDeleteYou could make Grandmother's Fan blocks out of those Dresdens. Maybe a quarter section of them would lie flat. Just a thought.
These wool pieces are adorable...each and every one!
ReplyDeleteI can see why those wool hexies are addictive....I am addicted to looking at them!
ReplyDeleteAs always I love your wool applique hexagon blocks!
ReplyDeleteThat sewing machine is ADORABLE!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous hexies again. Love the snowflakes and the sewing items and ... everything!
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