Sunday, April 24, 2011
Friday, April 22, 2011
Tail Feathers
Finished stitching the first 3 tail feathers for Tommy Turkey's tail. I'm pleased with the stitches, but might want to add a little "bling" to the red ones.
The finisher might need to top stitch the edges of these, so I don't want to bead them and am considering hot-fix crystals. I've never used them on needlepoint before - is there any danger of damaging the silk fiber when applying the crystals?
HINTS are welcome!!!!!!!
The finisher might need to top stitch the edges of these, so I don't want to bead them and am considering hot-fix crystals. I've never used them on needlepoint before - is there any danger of damaging the silk fiber when applying the crystals?
HINTS are welcome!!!!!!!
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Meet Tommy
Now that Tommy's head and "tush" are stitched, I can be sure that this dimensional will work and can move on to the remaining pieces. These stitched pieces are on #18, but I think the feathers and wings can be done on #13. I'd like to get this finished by July at the latest so those of you who have pre-ordered can have him a few months before Thanksgiving.
Friday, April 1, 2011
New Stitch Guide
#1005
We have just added a new stitch guide to our website - http://www.tapestryfair.com/. This one, Chai Sampler, was originally taught as a beginners class along with it's companion pieces, Christmas
Sampler and Haloween Sampler, which all use the same stitches in different colors and with a different center theme. We'll be working on guides for the other two this week.
As usual, Angeles did great stitch diagrams in color and Sue did a beautiful job on the cover - thanks guys!
We have just added a new stitch guide to our website - http://www.tapestryfair.com/. This one, Chai Sampler, was originally taught as a beginners class along with it's companion pieces, Christmas
Sampler and Haloween Sampler, which all use the same stitches in different colors and with a different center theme. We'll be working on guides for the other two this week.
As usual, Angeles did great stitch diagrams in color and Sue did a beautiful job on the cover - thanks guys!
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