Round robin progress
I've been stitching away on my start for the upcoming Teresa Wentzler round robin and I think I must be about halfway there.
I've done the gate and posts (adapted slightly) from the English Garden Sampler at the top and now I'm putting the heading into a box using letters from Father Winter but in greens to match the flowers on the posts.
I'm going to do a border sampler, so I still have my band and the rest of the 'TWRR' to stitch. It's a lot of stitching but I'm enjoying it! I think I'm going to use the border from Peacock Tapestry, but I have to pull out the colours first to check. Hopefully I can get it mostly done today and tomorrow (it's a public holiday tomorrow).
It's done on 28ct 'Haystack' lugana from Countrystitch by the way. I would have got 32ct, but as it's a long skinny piece I wanted a good use for the leftover fabric, and 28 ct will be perfect for HAEDs! LOL!
I've done the gate and posts (adapted slightly) from the English Garden Sampler at the top and now I'm putting the heading into a box using letters from Father Winter but in greens to match the flowers on the posts.
I'm going to do a border sampler, so I still have my band and the rest of the 'TWRR' to stitch. It's a lot of stitching but I'm enjoying it! I think I'm going to use the border from Peacock Tapestry, but I have to pull out the colours first to check. Hopefully I can get it mostly done today and tomorrow (it's a public holiday tomorrow).
It's done on 28ct 'Haystack' lugana from Countrystitch by the way. I would have got 32ct, but as it's a long skinny piece I wanted a good use for the leftover fabric, and 28 ct will be perfect for HAEDs! LOL!
Wow Nicki! It's stunning!
ReplyDeleteI love those garden gates, the scrolls look wonderful...
ReplyDeletecan't wait to see pics of the RR as it progresses either
It's lovely, can't wait too see it finished!
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