I get a gold medal!
I did it! I met three of my Olympic Stitching goals! It started to become obvious I'd meet the third one yesterday afternoon, and I was so excited it was ridiculous! So here's the inside border of part 9 all finished (except for beads), and even a little bit of the mountains of part 9 done too (the water on the left of the picture).
Many thanks to Martin for putting on a boring war film on Saturday night that I had no interest in - I didn't need to look up at the telly at all!
Just to show you, here's a close up of the borders and a bit of parts 2 and 3. See all the eyelets and rhodes stitches? It really is so beautiful in real life!
Many thanks to Martin for putting on a boring war film on Saturday night that I had no interest in - I didn't need to look up at the telly at all!
Just to show you, here's a close up of the borders and a bit of parts 2 and 3. See all the eyelets and rhodes stitches? It really is so beautiful in real life!
Welldone...
ReplyDeletei know a gold medallist for the winterolympics now!!!!
It looks awesome, i loved the close up your stitching is exquisite....
Ooooo, thanks for the close-up that I could click on to really see it!! Just gorgeous, Nicki!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!!! Oh my, one of my friends has a gold medal!!! ;o)
ReplyDeleteAlpine is awesome, Nicki!
Oh wow, seeing the close-up of Alpine is stunning! All I can keep saying is ... "wow" :D
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