Thinking back, and now looking back, at my comment... I realize I should probably clarify as it was intended as a huge compliment.
I often look in awe at your photos because not only does the stitching look absolutely perfect, but the fabric always looks immaculate. It's as if your work appears out of nowhere, bit by bit, in stark contrast to my telltale working in hand wrinkles. =)
You're inspiring me not only in project choice, but also in staging.
I love the border already, too! (I'm a huge border addict ;-)) The lizzie kate christmas border is really, really tempting. It's such a cute project. I couldn't take my eyes off of the little pie that you just finished. It's so pretty - the white border looks like sprinkles of powdered sugar. Yum!
Wendy, LOL! Yes, I do iron them before I take a picture. I have one of those press irons and just pop it in there for 10 seconds. Makes life so easy!! :)
Nice start - it looks like our pieces will meet in the middle :)
ReplyDeleteAlright, Miss Nicole. Why do your pictures never look wrinkled??? :) Do you iron them before you snap? Heh.
ReplyDeleteGreat start Nicole, looking really good.
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Looking forward to seeing this one evolve, Nicole. I love this design!
ReplyDeleteThinking back, and now looking back, at my comment... I realize I should probably clarify as it was intended as a huge compliment.
ReplyDeleteI often look in awe at your photos because not only does the stitching look absolutely perfect, but the fabric always looks immaculate. It's as if your work appears out of nowhere, bit by bit, in stark contrast to my telltale working in hand wrinkles. =)
You're inspiring me not only in project choice, but also in staging.
Hey Nicole, I was wondering if I could advertise the LHN SAL blog on my personal blog saying if people want to participate that they can contact you?
ReplyDeleteI love the border already, too! (I'm a huge border addict ;-)) The lizzie kate christmas border is really, really tempting. It's such a cute project. I couldn't take my eyes off of the little pie that you just finished. It's so pretty - the white border looks like sprinkles of powdered sugar. Yum!
ReplyDeleteNice start Nicole
ReplyDeleteWendy, LOL! Yes, I do iron them before I take a picture. I have one of those press irons and just pop it in there for 10 seconds. Makes life so easy!! :)
ReplyDeleteLOOKING great Nicole!
ReplyDeleteGreat start Nicole.
ReplyDeleteDo you make those lovely scissor fobs yourself? If so, where do you get the lobster claw and needle threader fittings?
A great start and I look forward to seeing more.
ReplyDeleteLooking good, nice to see your progress later
ReplyDeleteIt delights me beyond words how your fobs and your stitching are coordinated. :D
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