Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Clark's Book No. 180
This is a sweet pattern by Coats and Clark Book No. 180. I just love embroidering flowers. I am also providing the pages that tell you how to embroider it. I just love following old patterns it makes me think outside of the box on stitches that I might not have used before.
Have fun and Happy Thanksgiving.
~B
Friday, November 20, 2009
Transfer Tuesday
These two are ones I hope to actually embroider in the near future. They are from Coats & Clark's Book No. 143-6. I really like all the details on the flower just trying to figure out the best transfer method so I do not blur all my lines together.
My favorite method is the sulky transfer pen but it is a bit thick. I do also like the pencil but my hand always hurts after using the pencil and that is a lot of transferring.
Does anyone else have a better method?
~B
Sorry this is late I had lots of problems trying to post this. I lost it 3 times and finally gave up and decided to give it one last shot. Crossing my fingers.
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Embroidery,
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vintage embroidery
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Transfer Tuesday???
I know it is not Tuesday sorry about that. I caught a cold and have been out of sorts for the last couple of days and today as well. I had cold medicine I walk around in a cloud. For a belated Veterans Day pattern enjoy the cross stitch pattern.
This comes from Coats & Clark's Book No. 129.
~B
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Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Transfer Tuesday
Tuesday is not over yet better late than never right? This girl is a favorite of mine. She reminds me of that scene in Fiddler on the roof when the Russians put bottles on their heads and dance. I love that scene. I hope you have a good what is left of Tuesday.
~B
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transfer tuesday,
workbasket patterns
Monday, November 2, 2009
Who Said Disney on Ice is Just for Kids??
I would have never said that ..... actually I did. when I agreeded to go with Brian's family this weekend. I said we are going to be the only ones without children and I was right.
We still had a blast look at the cool tulip hat and some flashy glasses I bought. They have three different light speeds. I wore them for part of the show but they just kept steaming up so I could not wear them the entire time. I did wear them on the way home and while at home hence the picture taken in my PJs. (the peace sign I have no idea why I do it, it is just my signature in all my pictures since I was 8)
The ice skaters were amazing. I love watching ice skating and ballet (can not wait for the Olympics). Brian and I hope to maybe actually go to see Nutcracker in Seattle this Holiday season we will see it all depends if I can get time off. I started a new job and it is pretty much just me covering everything in the office so we will see how that all works out.
Hope you all had a wonderful weekend.
~B
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