Showing posts with label wool. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wool. Show all posts
Friday, November 6, 2015
Finished for Friday: Acorn Hollow
I actually finished this last month and forgot to post it, but it still works for this month. This was a fun wool piece to stitch up.
It's been sitting under my bowl of small things for this month. The house is completely switched from Halloween mode to Thanksgiving now.
You can find the pattern or kit for this project here.
Sunday, October 4, 2015
Slow Sunday Stitching: Acorn Hollow
Today I'm working on this wool piece called "Acorn Hollow" and I'll hopefully finish it up. As you can see, I still have the border to stitch and then there will be a bit of embroidery to add. This is one I'll almost be sorry to finish, it's been so lovely to work on. I think that's part of why I drag my feet on some projects - I don't want to see them end!
I'm not sure where I'll put this when it's finished. Maybe I should have thought of that before. These soft woolly things are always cat magnets. The cats must think I just make pretty beds for them all the time.
It has a bit of weight to it, with all the wool, so I don't think I want to hang it on a wall. I need to put it somewhere that invites people to touch it.
It will be about 15" x 18". Where would you put it?
Linking up today with Kathy for Slow Stitching Sunday.
In keeping with my slow reveal of my Harry Potter bookcase quilt this month, here is block 4, which includes Harry's glasses. The bee fabric is a nod to Dumbledore. Dumbledore is actually the Old English word for bumble bee. J.K. Rowling knew that and mentions bees subtly in several of the books.
I'm not sure where I'll put this when it's finished. Maybe I should have thought of that before. These soft woolly things are always cat magnets. The cats must think I just make pretty beds for them all the time.
It has a bit of weight to it, with all the wool, so I don't think I want to hang it on a wall. I need to put it somewhere that invites people to touch it.
It will be about 15" x 18". Where would you put it?
Linking up today with Kathy for Slow Stitching Sunday.
In keeping with my slow reveal of my Harry Potter bookcase quilt this month, here is block 4, which includes Harry's glasses. The bee fabric is a nod to Dumbledore. Dumbledore is actually the Old English word for bumble bee. J.K. Rowling knew that and mentions bees subtly in several of the books.
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