Spring Embroidery by Septemberhouse
How's this for an embroidery to bring some optimism into the dark, dreary, post Christmas winter days before Spring? And something to cheer you up even more, this lovely pattern is free, thank you Septemberhouse! You can read about why Septemberhouse designed this piece and download the pattern here.
PS I just thought I'd mention one more piece of pattern news this week, Aimee Ray and Lark Crafts have just started hosting the Doodle Stitch Along, where every Friday for four weeks they will be releasing one of their woodland motifs from Aimee's newest book, Doodle Stitching: The Motif Collection, on the Lark Crafts website (which unfortunately at time of blogging seems to be down, hopefully it'll be back up again soon). It certainly looks a fun stitch along!
Guauuuuuuu ... it is WONDERFUL!!
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So cute. I like me all the stitch point on the work
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable. I love your use of different fabrics for the background.
ReplyDeleteOh I LOVE this. I need to make it! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSomeone sent me to your blog because I am trying to find out some more info on some blocks I embroidered for a quilt. I borrowed the pattern from someone and don't know who designed it, etc. If you get a minute would you stop by my blog and see if you know anything about it? http://www.alittlebitbiased.blogspot.com
This blog looks really fun. I will be back!
Thanks!
Very cute... spring is beautiful
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Farah
yet another lovely piece. Its a real treat following your blog. However could you tell me how pieces in the cirle thingys are finished off onthe back. I am exploring my needle and thread but don't know the best way to finish the back. Any advice would be welcomed.
ReplyDeleteLooooooove the spring piece, such a perfect sentiment. I think I need to make one.
ReplyDeleteI noticed the stitch-along too, and have a printout sitting on my printer to get started on. Thanks for mentioning it, wouldn't want to miss out!
Hi - just found your blog today and this project has just found itself to my to do box.... I think there will be lots of others that do!
ReplyDeleteA question on how to finish off at the back of the embroidery hoop?
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