The first is a set of sewing implements that fit inside this little tray. When I first saw the tray, my first thought was of an antique bed. So naturally, it needed an antique bed covering. The set grew as I thought of more things that could fit into the bed.
The set is called "Cover Story" |
The set includes a scissor keeper, pinkeep, needlebook, the coverlet, and some throw pillows. The chart pack includes all of the finishing instructions for each item. I chose Red, white, and blue silks from Treenway. The fabric color is important to be darker than the white, but not much. Heroic by Picture This Plus worked out perfectly. Below is an example of the overshot woven coverlets that inspired these designs.
Read more about coverlets here |
The second new piece is a followup to the popular Reflections of Paris and Turrets and Town pieces. This time we visit London. If you look you can see most of the popular landmarks with everything from police boxes and double decker buses to Underground signs sprinkled in.
Reflections of London |
I find this style of design fun to draw as well as enjoyable to stitch. Given the encouragement and the popularity, I'm planning more. It's only a question of which city/country/area to do next.
I love these designs, Tracy! Especially "Cover Story."
ReplyDeleteLove "cover story" will look for it next time I'm in A&T.
ReplyDeleteCover Story is brilliant!
ReplyDeleteHow ingeniously the parts fit together on the tray/bed. It shall be a part of my stash...Once upon a time I was a weaver but I never got to the point of any large items. BTW I wore my electronics parts earrings today to my day job. ;.)
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