Or to be more precise, both doing the edging on our cross stitch pieces. I have borrowed Kirsten's photos because they have come out so much better than mine.
[If you want to find out the details of the 24 individual sections, click in the "cross stitch collaboration" in the labels list on the right]
I'm trying not to be "on edge" this morning - we both have very early dental appointments. But Roshan my dentist is definitely the best I've ever had - he is so reassuring, and puts me at my ease as soon as I sit down. [by the way, the phrase "set one's teeth on edge" comes from the Bible, Jeremiah ch 31]
I'm not hurrying - this is a perfect opportunity to practise 'slow stitching ' Good luck at the dentist
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DeleteThey look amazing. What next? Framing and displaying?
ReplyDeleteLove slow stitching. Recently bought a kit that caught my eye. Pic on my blog.Your dentist sounds a good'un.
ReplyDeleteI love the header picture - is that the kit?
DeleteYes, that's one of the designs. You get two in the kit.
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DeleteGood luck for the dental appointment. The cross stitch collaboration has been very interesting to follow, you have both been so inventive. Regards Sue H
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DeleteBoth pieces are works of art! Good luck at the dentist's!
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DeleteBeautiful! They are both stunning. Well done you two!
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DeleteEdging is so difficult and I find that I'm terrible at it! lol Hope you dentist appointment goes well.
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DeleteSuch beautiful work! It must make you proud to see it like that in the lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteHappy Tooth Day! JanF
I think we are both pleased with all we have learned, and created
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DeleteHope your appointment went well at the dentist and wasn’t too ouch on the purse ! Looking forward to seeing what you design for the border. Catriona
ReplyDeleteThis appt not too bad, future treatment will be very £££ [filling the gap left by January's extraction]
DeleteGood luck for both experiences!!! I love your work! I think I'd choose the bottom one if I had to choose a favourite! Which one are you getting? Kxx
ReplyDeleteBottom one going to Kirsten - toip one will be mine. I'm glad we stitched A and K right at the beginning, because it would be hard to choose between them I think. They usually cross in the post - it is interesting to compare the two side by side like this,
DeleteHow lovely to see the (almost) finished postcards! I hope both dental appointments go well.
ReplyDeleteIt went well in that everything is good - but I will have to go back to have something sorted out about the gap following the extraction after Christmas.
DeleteEnjoy sewing the finishing touches to your cross-stitch and admiring it's beauty as you sew!Dental appts? Shudder!
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