Yes....I know my ABC...phew! After last weeks little brain lapse I was wondering.... This time I counted correctly for stitch placement and the 'b' comes before the 'c' which I am told is the way it should be.
This piece is the very last section of my wrapping cloth, not long now.
I am getting so excited about the Ledger class which starts next week. There is work going on, pages are being created and I am loving it. I can't show you until the girls have seen it but as soon as they have had their ''first view;' I think I will have to put some of that on here as I don't have much else....I am consumed by Ledgers. Of course this forum will be limited to images...no instruction but I am sure I will have things to talk about, providing I leave the house occasionally and live a little beyond the world of embroidery and titivating.
June news letter??? I am hoping so but very little has happened that would interest you. I could post my weekly supermarket receipt...that would keep you entertained for hours and perhaps I could take pictures of housework. (not that there's ever much of that going on) I could chat about the cost of Roman Blinds...you could finance a small Nation for that so consequently I haven't ordered any. Thinking cap is firmly on......let's just hope that something exciting happens and soon.
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You may be fed up with the words 'beautiful', 'gorgeous', 'lovely', etc., when it comes to your work. I hope not though, because I cannot think of any others.
The alphabet is gorgeous and so is the black and white background to your cloth. Your blog inspires me so much I almost feel dizzy sometimes :)
I'm looking forward to next week, although it's not as if I need more to do! A weekend with a quiet house may help to reduce the to do pile
i, too, am getting excited about the ledger class and have been collecting images and ideas that i might work with. love your black and white painted background.
We'll be interested in whatever you choose to show us!
tick, tick, tick...the minutes go a clicking by. i might just play with my drab cover and dress it up for it's monday outing. happily along. a lovely a to zed.
I made my Roman blind - it was not very difficult. It isn't perfect but it does its job. I bought special rods to put in the special tape to keep the pleats structured, and it was in a textured velvet fabric. I also ordered a special mounting kit that would take the weight of the blind, and used a John Lewis interlining fused to lining for insulation - it's a big picture window. But wouldn't a Karen-embroidered one look spectacular?!
so beautiful! am getting up the nerve as a newbie to take your class :)
You mean you aren't planning to make your Roman blinds using your white stitcheries? Whyever not?
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