

I had a little play with placement of pattern too. I am thinking that I may just have this randomly pieced, for example, no sequence of running stitch square, vintage square, text square etc etc. You will notice there is a plain square in there too, that's for another little idea I have for an extra 'something' once we get near to the end....more on that when I get there.


And I would like to wish everyone in Scandinavia and anywhere else that might celebrate midsummer a very happy midsummer day!
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I'm curious with those squares...
I also wish you a wonderful midsummer day
oh, it is coming together. do you always use silk?
Frustrating indeed-but your efforts may still lead you down interesting pathways. The silk piece is looking good already. I share your love of silk-so tactile.
Those blocks sound fascinating. I love looking at your work, it's so detailed and always inspires me to think in new ways.
I am adoring this project. I wonder how you get the text on the fabric? Do you stitch on waste canvas or do you "eyeball" it?
Another fascinating, beautiful piece!
Best wishes on the job.
Hoping you were put at the top of the list!
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