Tuesday, December 10, 2024
Tiny Needle Tuesday
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That last border of the winter Patchwork is pretty close to being finished.
I did finish that wreathy looking thing on the bottom and a few of the doo dads on the Christmas Quaker. It wasn't as hard as I thought.
This D row block of Dear Jane is making me crazy. She must have had some amazing applique skills. I sure don't.
Two more Patchwork of the Crossed are done. This makes 19. I was going to stop at 25 but since I just ordered another big bag of those paper pieces I think I'll keep on going. This is the most fun I've ever had with a needle and thread.
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I think the winter patchwork is my favorite of the seasons. It's so pretty and almost done. I'll miss seeing it often. The Quaker is coming along well too. I like the simplicity.
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Betsy
All of your work is just lovely! I tried to sew a cat toy fish yesterday and it looked so bad I had to throw it away. I'm not terribly skilled with a needle (hand or sewing machine) but you surely are.
ReplyDeleteI love that Quaker. I'm going to have to do one of those one of these days
ReplyDeleteThe Winter Patchwork is positively gorgeous! Where did you get the pattern? I'm inspired!
ReplyDeleteIt's from Jardin Prive and I bought the pattern at 123 Stitch.
DeleteYou've done so much! And it is all so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe Christmas Quaker is gorgeous and elegant. I love the patchwork crosses, too.
ReplyDeleteNice progress on the cross stitching; the paper piecing is always amazing!
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