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| Brynwood Needleworks - Completed Embroidery and Fabric Choices |
I completed the robin's nest embroidery on Saturday, which led to my starting on the next phase of my project. I can tell you now that I'm creating a quilted wall hanging to enter in an upcoming quilt show.
Handsome has been watching my progress, and he's named it for me..."Song of Spring". As I want the embroidery to be the most prominent feature, I chose fabrics that were more muted.
I've already created the half-square triangles that will be my block border. I'm using the grey plaid and rust-colored print fabric for straight sashing to frame the embroidery. I won't cut my embroidered panel until I do all the math, but I know that, as I'm entering it in the "Miniature Quilt" category, it needs to be under 26" square. That won't be a problem at all.
I've already created the half-square triangles that will be my block border. I'm using the grey plaid and rust-colored print fabric for straight sashing to frame the embroidery. I won't cut my embroidered panel until I do all the math, but I know that, as I'm entering it in the "Miniature Quilt" category, it needs to be under 26" square. That won't be a problem at all.
I'll probably have the top completed when I post again on Wednesday. Tag's up tomorrow. He's such a hoot. He makes me laugh every day. I'm as interested to see what he has to say as you are. Time to sew! See you later.
It’s beautiful Donna.x
ReplyDeleteOMG! I love love love this and to think it will be in a quilt too! Beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteWhat an incredible nest you have created for Momma and her babies!
ReplyDeleteHandsome has selected a very appropriate name for this beautiful embroidery. Your fabric selections are spot on. This will definitely be a Show-Stopper Dear.
ReplyDeleteSo sweet! I love your color choices, too. You're so talented!!
ReplyDeleteSo realistic, the nest looks like you took a real nest and attached it.
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