Pompeii Garden part 1
Thanks for all your comments on my Quaker - it's stitched on 40ct Pearled Barley from Lakeside Linens using Dinky Dyes Midnight and Silk n Colors Wintered Grass. I'd forgotten how yummy Dinky Dyes silks are!
And here's Pompeii part 1 all finished! I even added the crystals. I don't usually do that until the end but those gaps were bugging me. I'm onto part 2 now - it's relatively quick, I may get two of the four corners done this weekend! (Stitched on 32ct Pipi from Countrystitch)
And here's Pompeii part 1 all finished! I even added the crystals. I don't usually do that until the end but those gaps were bugging me. I'm onto part 2 now - it's relatively quick, I may get two of the four corners done this weekend! (Stitched on 32ct Pipi from Countrystitch)
It looks beautiful so far. I love the colors :)
ReplyDeleteNikki what are you trying to do to me. I have so far been resisting this, but that picture is very nearly tipping me over the edge.:-)
ReplyDeleteI am so with Michelle! The computer generated images of this one did not entice me, but you progress sure is:) It looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThis is just beautiful - love those colours.
ReplyDeletePompeii Garden is gorgeous! The colours are amazing.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!! If I keep looking at this one, I'm going to end up adding it to my stash!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, Nicki.
ReplyDeleteThat is so beautiful, Nicki. A friend of Sylvie's and mine, Doris, started PG too. You might enjoy encouraging each other!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely weekend! (((hugs)))
How pretty!
ReplyDeleteWhat pretty colors in this!
ReplyDeleteOh man, my heart skips a beat every time I see an updated piccie of this ... those colours are totally exquisite - it's worth buying the chart just for this central portion - it's exquisite! :D
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteMaybe if I finish JG, I'll get this one!
oh my gosh Nicki, Pompeii is beautiful! I've seen many Chatelaine designs that I've loved, but that is something else!
ReplyDeleteIt's looking gorgeous Nicki, I'm looking forward to watching it grow.
ReplyDeleteThat is very pretty!
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