Earlier this year, I was diagnosed with an inflamatory auto-immune illness. Since March I have been on steroids which have decreased pain and increased energy. At the same time I have gained quite a bit of weight and found that while energized, my focus isn't the best.
I made a bit of progress on a Notforgotten Farm project, but then quickly switched to:
Starting a Pineberry Lane project.
I did have one project that I stayed focused on and finished:
Stacy Nash's
Rose Garden Sewing Basket
I'm so thrilled with its finish!
I didn't switch much up on this one.
I only changed for a different Stacy horse that I preferred and added a single rose to the bottom.
I also had some sweet rosebud fabric that I aged and used for finishing.
I think that this was a vintage fabric that I found along the way
and I aged it with walnut crystals for those that have asked.
A sweet complement to the stitching.
It really is a tiny little treasure.
Here's hoping I can focus on finishing something else...
Tomorrow I will pick a randow winner for the little giveaway.
There is still a few hours to enter here.
The Lord will keep you from all harm—
he will watch over your life;
the Lord will watch over your coming and going
both now and forevermore.
~Psalm 121:7-8
Blessings, Patti
10 comments:
I absolutely love the finish by Stacy Nash and the fabric for the finish is WONDERFUL.....absolutely perfect. Have a great 4th.
Beautiful work!
You did an amazing job love it
happy to see that although sore & tired, you are still enjoying your needlework my friend ~ keep at it!
xoxox
L
Oh it turned out wonderful!
Your pieces are beautiful, finished or not! Did you tea dye your flower backing fabric?
so pretty, love the fabric you chose to finish.
I didn't realize how small this project was. Perfectly finished and a great fabric choice. Steroids are a blessing but the side effects - not!
Beautiful finish!
Do you remember the name of the fabric you put on Stacy's project? Or where you got it?
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