Monday, August 09, 2010

Here is a pic of my Lizzie Kate start. I don't have a lot to show...

Lizzie Kate ABCs of Aging Artfully - started 8/7/10
40 ct. Vintage Pearled Barley, Various threads (listed below).

I have decided to make the colors a little more muted. Here are the changes I've made...

CC Caterpillar - Same
CC House Wine - CC Wild Berries
CC Morning Glory - CC Milady's Teal
CC Ye Olde Gold - Same
WDW Moss - CC Pea Pod
DMC White - GAST Oatmeal
DMC 3348 - WDW Dove

I also have GAST Avocado and Clover that I may use here and there.

I realized that I messed up on block 11 of SoHRH - I was stitching the water green instead of blue! Oops! :)

Shores block 11 - better picture

So I'll be doing some frogging later. I just got a package in the mail from Lisa (The Primitive Needle). So if you don't hear from me for a little bit it's because I'm working on a model (to be released this fall). The colors are beautiful - it's a great design. I can't wait for you all to see it!

14 comments:

  1. I love the soft colours you choose for Lizzy Kate.
    I hope you don't have to frog many HRH stitches.

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  2. Shoot - are you sure there wasn't kelp in that water? That's a lot of frogging!

    I like your new pallet (sp) of the lizzie Kate!

    Smiles - Denise

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  3. I love the new colors you have chosen too for Lizzie Kate. I hate frogging but sometimes it is worth doing and there really isn't that much there so hopefully it will go fast. I need to stitch. I am so stressed lately and stitching really seems to help!! Love your progress on Shores of Hawk Run Hollow too! Can't wait to see the model you are doing!

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  4. I did the design useing what came with it. You have picked lovely alternatives.

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  5. Love the colors you chose for your Lizzie Kate. Bummer on using the wrong color on Shores. Ah well, hopefully not toooo much to rip?

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  6. Love your colors!!! I was thinking of changing them a bit too. I like more subdued shades.

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  7. Darn it about the green! I can't wait to see Lisa's model--you two are a winning team--great designs and great stitcher.

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  8. I really like the muted tones you are substituting. This looks like such a fun stitch!

    Boo to the frog. At least you caught it early!

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  9. I think the water looks great. Adds to the vintage charm of the piece - LOL!!

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  10. Lovely stitching - sorry about the frogging!

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  11. Oh which magnificent embroidery, I like very much the boat,
    Best regards marylin

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  12. That's more than enough to show, Nicole. What a great start! I love your colour changes, much better than the original. Muted colours are a favourtie of mine.

    What a shame on that water. I know, I know, you're not going to be able to live with it. Pity the green didn't have a bit more of a blue hue to it, you may have gotten away with it.

    Another model to stitch! How exciting!! Can't wait to see the finished product!!!

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  13. I like green water--lol! :D Nice plans for the LK, and looking forward to seeing that Prim Needle!

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  14. It's always exciting to get to a new project with such yummy colors of threads, isn't it? I'm now tempted for something cute like your new start.

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