Not a cross stitch finish, but a finishing finish. As you may have guessed, finishing isn't my thing! I followed the flatfold tutorial by Vonna. It was very easy to do although I cringe when I think of putting glue anywhere near my needlework. Another down side of glue is that it is a bit more difficult to rearrange in case the centering is off. I'm now in the midst of doing Be Scary the same way, however, I'm lacing rather than gluing. I'll post a picture once that is done. It is a gift for my mom's birthday (10/1) so I should have it up soon. I'm still working on the Chocolate Covered Cherries and will also post a pic of progress there. Hopefully, it will be done within the week. I think I'll do that one as a pinkeep.
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
A finish!
Not a cross stitch finish, but a finishing finish. As you may have guessed, finishing isn't my thing! I followed the flatfold tutorial by Vonna. It was very easy to do although I cringe when I think of putting glue anywhere near my needlework. Another down side of glue is that it is a bit more difficult to rearrange in case the centering is off. I'm now in the midst of doing Be Scary the same way, however, I'm lacing rather than gluing. I'll post a picture once that is done. It is a gift for my mom's birthday (10/1) so I should have it up soon. I'm still working on the Chocolate Covered Cherries and will also post a pic of progress there. Hopefully, it will be done within the week. I think I'll do that one as a pinkeep.
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4 comments:
Cute finish! you did a fabulous job.
It turned out adorable, you did a great job on finishing it. Can't wait to see Be Scary all done up too.
Sue
I think you did a fabulous job! I always use glue as I am not the best with sewing. What pattern is this please? Congrats on the finish.
This pattern is Come in for a bite! by Hillside Samplings. I got it as a kit a few years ago.
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