I have been enjoying a few relaxing nights/days doing some hand stitching.
I am working on my tablecloth and there is not much to do.
You can see in the centre, the navy blue section, is all I have to cover in
All covered now. Let’s get sewing
When I started to sew a while back I was drawing the lines. Then, clever me thought, I don’t need to draw the lines I will just sw round and round. It will be ok. Ummmm NO it won’t. I went crooked, close together and up and down.
So now I am back to drawing the lines.
So I can link up with scrap Happy Saturday for RSC
and Slow Sunday Stitching
11 comments:
I gravitate to blue so this really looks great! I must get to trying the Kawandi method at least once!
So relaxing to sit and do Kawandi stitching.
This is lovely Jo, great colours - I am having a lesson in this next March.
There are so many lovely fabrics dancing together in this pretty. It must delight the eyes as you stitch.
Love the colors!
I think that I would need to draw lines too. Loving to look with all the blue fabrics.
Looking great Jo - so nice to be near the finish. xx
very pretty jo and lovely stitching...ah blue i love it!
You are just showing that it is hand work and not machined. I suppose a Hera Marker would work as well. It is turning out so well.
Some lovely fabrics there Jo _ i would have to draw lines too.
I am liking this technique. Thanks for introducing me to it.
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