I realized yesterday that I had no wool hexagons prepared to work on, so the little bit of cleaning and clearing that I had done was all for naught!
I have all the parts and pieces cut out for the Final Thirty Stitching Society hexagons--yay! (I put papers from an old notepad between the hexagons as I set them up so the pieces don't stick to the back of the one on top. I've accidentally fused a few pieces to my ironing surface before I started using the papers!) |
The Robin (These aren't the best photos--too dark in the sewing room and too cold to be outside!) |
Forget Me Knots |
Thistle |
Shamrocks |
Saltbox House |
Fleur de Lis |
Folk Art Flower |
Folk Art Tulip |
Dots and Daisy |
Heart with Flower |
Flower Medallion |
The plan today is to get the Final Thirty fused and ready to stitch!
These are AMAZING. I just love the detail and the stitching you've added. That fleur de lis is making me swoon!
ReplyDeletethey are all so lovely! My fave is that Saltbox house with the weeping willow--I am a sucker for tree embroideries...loopy branches etc. Also I like the Thistle.a lot. I wouldn't want to have to choose as they are all pretty. Hugs,Julierose
ReplyDeleteThe thistles and the shamrocks are my favorites!
ReplyDeleteWOW These are gorgeous! Was there a master pattern you are following...I think I am coming late to this party. I LIKE!
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Your photos are great, are you kidding? And how cute are those hexies!
ReplyDeleteThose are the best hexie wool designs. Each one is just perfect.
ReplyDeleteSo many pretties, but I have to say--those thistles look amazing!
ReplyDeleteOH I do love these!!! I might just have to put the tatting aside and work on some of these
ReplyDeletewhere do you get your patterns from??? or do you just wing it??
ReplyDeleteAnother gorgeous group. I love the forget me nots and the thistle!
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ReplyDeleteHow do you get the patterns for these. I am really interested
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