I was so pleased with the items that I received in my recent exchanges, I forgot to show what I had stitched for my exchange partners.
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Spring Bunny Sewing Pocket - Terry Loewen
Stitched on 28ct Natural Cashel linen |
and for my Friendly Stitcher's partner,
Thoeria, I stitched this needlecase for Stitcher's Day. The pdf for this free design can be found
here.
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Coeurbroderie2 - sablaise.over-blog.com
Stitched on 32ct natural Belfast linen |
I enjoyed choosing each of these designs. For me, one of the things I like about exchanges (other than the surprise of receiving something beautiful from another stitcher) is that I HAVE to finish my stitching as something. I'm not very good at finishing my stitching for myself. Left to my own devices, a completed piece of stitching is often put in a drawer and just taken out to be admired now and again. In contrast, the stitched gifts I receive are displayed in a basket where I can see them every day.
Is not finishing stitching for yourself a common affliction or am I in the minority?
Two wonderful gifts you send out Mary.
ReplyDeleteA lot of my projects sit in a drawer waiting for something to be done with them.
J'ai la même philosophie,je montre avec grand plaisir les objets que je reçois en cadeaux,surtout les jolies broderies.
ReplyDeleteDouce soirée
I love my stitcher's pocket.
ReplyDeleteI have loads of unfinished finishes lying around!