This stitchery heart is from Rosalie Quinlan's book A Stitch in Time. I like the look of the variegated pink thread on the white Kona cotton. Last time I tried to do chain stitch I gave up in disgust! This time I perservered and can definitely see an improvement.
The fabric on the back is from the Caramel Town range by Lecien.
While on holidays I've been trying to catch up with a few projects (and NOT start any more new ones!!) This block is called Colorado Beauty. Now I'm only one block behind in our Friends in Stitching BOM.
Will share some more bits and pieces soon.
Ohhhh I'm loving these little Rouenneries blocks...can't wait to see the whole quilt!!
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Glad you Persevered with your Chain Stitch...it looks Lovely on this Gorgeous Heart...Lovin your Blocks too...
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Love the stitchery and the block! I so agree with you about catching up on other projects. I really need to do that!
ReplyDeleteVery very nice Christine....love your block I am behind as well...
ReplyDeleteChristine, I love your blocks they are gorgeous!
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Your heart is lovely Christine! I have made that one also but without the ric rac.(Didn't have any at the time) I love Rosalies 'A Stitch in Time book'
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I agree....your heart is lovely. I too, am perservering with embroidery. Isn't it great when the stitching looks the way it should...lol... :)) Happy crafting, Jenny
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Laura
That's a lovely chain stitch, and an adorable heart!
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Your little heart is beautiful and your chainstitch looks fine to me.
ReplyDeleteLove your new block, I am dying to see this quilt once it is finished.
I love the pretty pink variegated cotton...and your chain stitch is very good!! Cathyxx
ReplyDeleteThe variegated pink floss you used gives dimension to your embroidered piece. Good choice.
ReplyDeleteChristine,
ReplyDeleteLovely projects - I love love love that heart!
Love the chain stitch Christine - a great change from backstitch and adds a bit more dimension to the stitchery.
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