This is mine..... the pincushion has different patterns on each side....
Sandra sent me this perfect match piece of fabric which lines the bottom and sides of the tins and for a little bit of individuality I had enough fabric left to make the thimble pouch to which I added the tiny thimble charm and enclosed a little thimble inside.
This is Sandra's.....
I really enjoyed this as it was a quick stitch and the assembly was quite simple. Now, I am quite keen to do this type of finishing on my other Whitman's tins but have a few more projects that are more urgent at this point so that won't be in the immediate future.
Number four project is about to be started and here are the threads with the fabric I have chosen to use as a lining.
That could in fact change though as I have found in the past that although a fabric seems to suit a project well when you lay the threads you are planning to use on it, once it has been stitched, the fabric sometimes just doesn't seem so perfect any more. So with that in mind, I will need to get it all stitched before that final decision is made. I am really quite looking forward to this project as it is quite a bright cheery one but I am not going to tell you what it is yet :))))
"If nothing ever changed, there'd be no butterflies".
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Your Whitman's set looks great Chrissie. I did enjoy stitching this one with you but if we are to do the rest, I'll need to buy some more tiny scissors.
ReplyDeleteRight now I am feeling so sorry for myself because you make such lovely pieces and I am too lazy to grab my needle and sit down. Chrissie, you are lucky that I don't live next door or I'd be over at your house all the time!
ReplyDeleteAwesome job on the tin, Chrissie! I love it - I have it - I should do it - one day.....
ReplyDeleteLove the colors for your next project; can't wait to see what it is. You are so right about the colors looking good together - they really do!! I'm guessing you're making a bourse.
Lovely work ladies, as always!
ReplyDeleteYou are both totally AWESOME stitchers and finishers. And I am so jealous. Lots of Love Patti xxx
ReplyDeleteYou two are like twins! Very lovely work as usual! It's nice you have a partner to do stitching with!
ReplyDeleteLoving it all!! Just a tiny bit of your talent...that's all I wish for;)
ReplyDeleteoooh...pretty floss colors! Can't wait to see what you're going to stitch with it!
What a gorgeous tin! You two do such amazing work. I can't wait to see what you're going to make with those fabulous colors!
ReplyDeleteBoth tins are gorgeous, congratulations to you both
ReplyDeleteYour tins are just lovely as usual and the new colours are very much your colours Chrissie. Can't wait to see it finished.
ReplyDeleteMary
Your tin project is lovely! You do such beautiful work. I love the floss colors for your next project, and they go beautiful with the floral fabric. I wonder what you will be making?
ReplyDeleteYour La-D-Da hearts are gorgeous!
Chrissie
ReplyDeleteYour handwork is beautiful...and your companion is a handsome boy.
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Your finishes are just beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Chrissie,
ReplyDeleteYou and Sandra are a dynamic stitching duo and never fail to impress with the beautiful things you stitch and finish in your year long SAL's.
I love your tin, the tiny pincushion and the dinky little thimble holder.
Now to wait patiently for the Victorian card case ;)
Beautiful little tins Chrissie. Very creative! I loved the Winter Heart, Autumn Heart & Daisy Heart that you stitched with silk thread. Absolutely gorgeous! Thanks for your lovely comment on my last post.
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You girls are so clever, they are gorgeous finishes. Looking forward to seeing what the new project is.
ReplyDeleteWow these tims are lovely, the finishing is gorgeous!
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