Last summer I purchased a Bird Brain Designs embroidery pattern. I finally got around to doing it. I chose some tightly woven muslin for my base and, using a light box, traced the design onto the fabric with one of my Frixion pens by Pilot. When heat is applied, the marks disappear. Here's my stitching. The pattern suggested using a backstitch which I did. However, I think I would use a stem stitch if I did another one.
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This may become a table topper or wall hanging. I haven't decided yet! |
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An adjustable magnifier with LED light. |
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Hoop, needle case and light to go around your neck.
This light is perfect for night time stitching as you can direct the beam. |
Lovely design and stitching.
ReplyDeleteThat looks lovely! But I adored your gadgets!I think I should look up some things like that as my eye sight is deteriorating.AriadnefromGreece!
ReplyDeleteJudy, that really is an adorable stitching!
ReplyDeleteThose little snowmen look like they're line dancing!
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