I wanted to get this started as it is a small and easy project to carry along.... I have the flower pots done and even on a hoop the satin material puckered a little so foliage will be necessary to camouflage it... I couldn't resist adding this delicate lace I dyed. It will be in an area where there's a lot of foliage so I couldn't help myself... No one else had added lace but sometimes it just happens....
I have some lovely new cotton perle thread that I bought online from Maureen Greeson before CT and am anxious to work with it...
I'm hoping to do a lot of bullion roses on the left and maybe other bullions elsewhere. I have to admit to being incredibly slow and clumsy doing bullions... I was standing stunned watching Sharon whip those threads around the needle. I've decided I have difficulty because I am trying to do it with my middle finger. Does anyone else use their middle finger to wind the thread? Of course how many other people cut off their index finger? Anyway I am going to really concentrate on speeding up the process or give it up...
Tonight I let the time slip by and it was really really dark when I went to check on all the sheep and shut gates etc. The trees and foliage are dense between the house and where the remaining sheep are locked up... I heard a noise in the brush and my heart had stopped until Morris came bounding out... He had probably gone in after a rabbit... I can tell the cougar has been back every night cleaning up his last kill... so it will be looking for fresh food soon... I'll not be going out when it's so dark ANY MORE!!!!
7/11/2011
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2 comments:
Well, that just makes your work even more AMAZING!!! You can do all of this with the tip of your index finger gone!
Are you going to tell us what happened..my mind is going in circles trying to think how you do it!
I think the green dyed lace adds a lovely touch...and I had no idea you were missing a finger. You mentioned the cougar's latest kill??? I'm getting a little scared for you!
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