My second cushion front is also taking shape, very much a work in progress it is nowhere near the stretching stage. Cushions won't be the only things I make but for the moment they are easy to pick up and put down, not mentally taxing and relxing to create. I have a feeling there will be many, many cushion fronts piled up before I eventually get the sewing machine out and put them together into the finished article, boy am I ready for my holiday! Three weeks from today I will be in Sweden, I can't wait. The plan is to come back mega refreshed, brave enough to face the Bernina!
Now I am going blog visiting...get the kettle on again! You all know, at least I hope you know, how bad I feel that I don't do more blog hopping. Well after reading this post from Jackie (who absolutely isn't referring to me) I can tell you that my guilt trippled.....will grovelling help??Have an amazing weekend. x
16 comments:
wow. really nice!
Not you!
Stop grovelling. I shouldn't have even said it.You have commented and replied.
When you drop a pebble in the cyber pool you don't realise how far the ripples spread.
Thank you!
As always it's lovely visiting your blog. Those transfers are gorgeous. I love how they are just fragments and off-centre. Such a lovely combination.
Hello Karen,
Looks like you have been very busy, I do think the transfers work so well in the circles.
It's like looking through keyholes.
Lovely work.xx
There is something about an embroidery transfer that has a wonder graphic quality, it's a sort of art form all of it's own, though I think perhaps the art form is how you use them and beautifully so in this case Karen.
The last picture is my favourite; a little colour but still peaceful.
mmm... the transfers work better than I would have imagined :-)Lucky t=you, going to Sweden...enjoy.
You have worked so quick or did you hide all this work when I saw you. It looks calm and peaceful. well done
Beautiful as always. The transfers look great. It is you touch that makes them so. YOu do such wonderful work!
Your work is alwys so very beautiful! I don´t know how you have time to so so much lovley things! Don´t be sorry for not blogghopping so much, it´s take time..........read blogs when you need inspiration! I hope you have a lovely visit in my country !!!
The transfers work really well. Love the blue and white.
The transfers are just as intriguing peeping through as the embroidery. Like the green and the blue you have used for the seeding
I like the transfers too, will they vary in intensity as you iron more images off? I can see these in a very serene setting and was wondering if you had thought of doing a wheeto series for families ;0)
This is wonderful
Well done
Me again
I just looked at your stuff on the makey do blog and it looks amazing on that grey background.
Beautiful!!! Where do you get all this inspiration from???
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