They go well together don't you think? I had plans, boy did I have plans. Now I can't remember, can't decide, don't know what to do. What next? Well, leave it a while, think about it, maybe draw a bit more. In the meantime my white piece has been sparingly quilted and just needs finishing. I have in mind to make that simple, perhaps just bind the edge, at a push back it with muslin yet, wait for it, I can't decide. So I have started something else in the hope that whilst I am sitting relaxing, sewing, I will reach a conclusion regarding all these can't decide problems!
My postman brought me a lovely suprise this week. Claire (all the way from Australia) had been having a clear out, found this little piece of unfinished cross stitch and thought of me, wow thanks Claire, I love it!
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What a lovely combo! I can't wait to see where the pansies peep out again- how exciting!
If you find a way out of the confusion let me know. I've dithered and procrastinated, done a bit of this, a bit of that but seem to have achieved nothing over the past two days!
Sometimes doing something completely different helps. It will all come to you in time, and the wait will be worthwhile.
Being a person also afflicted with OCD your post made me smile... I get the mental angst!
Also, I think the small bits of red and blue, against all that brilliant and beautiful white is simply gorgeous.
Love the white letter on white...it looks like pure poetry. And, I'll wait for the damp stretch pictures...you gave me a "fix" of "Karen's loveliness".
I can't begin to imagine how long stitching that text must have taken... beautiful work. I admit to doing the same thing with photos, by the way. Hadn't realised it was OCD!
SO gorgeous- and SO Much work..!!
Have a nice weekend, hugs Hege(Norway).
They're not that bad. Picture number 5 is lovely and sharp. Great work.
What a beautiful little piece of cross stitch from Claire...I am sure you already have ideas buzzing in your head for this lovely piece.
Your cross stitch letters and french knots with a hint of colour look beautiful.
Jacky xox
Oh Karen! Sorry my request for damp stretching put you in a dither! Just keep doing all the wonderful things you do. Your whitework always looks so lovely, fresh, and crisp- I can't imagine any of my work looking so nice.
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