I totally acknowledge that I have not been stitching a ton over the past several days - the weather was wonderful over the weekend - but it seems like this cream border is taking me forever! :-) By the time it's finished I will take four trips around the square. But it's so worth it - it's going to be so pretty!Monday, June 21, 2010
the never ending border
I totally acknowledge that I have not been stitching a ton over the past several days - the weather was wonderful over the weekend - but it seems like this cream border is taking me forever! :-) By the time it's finished I will take four trips around the square. But it's so worth it - it's going to be so pretty!
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That really looks stunning. I don;t think I could have the patience for this type of stitching but boy oh boy it looks amazing.
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-missy-
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You do have to take advantage of beautiful weather because it isn't promised. What if the rest of the summer isn't beautiful? Speaking of beautiful, your latest project certainly is, and I love the look of the border.
This is so pretty. So you are speaking with boarder experience on my blog. Your boarder at least has a design. Mine will just be two rows of green little x's. Boring!
It already is beautiful. heck if you decided to cut the border short I don't think anyone would know except you. :)
Looks great !! Happy Stitching.
It already looks pretty even without going further! But I guess you'd have to since you've started. I'm started to get addicted to these pieces.
It's beautiful Margie....you go girl!!
I love that. I think that is what attracts me to do one of these every once in a while is the way the borders just make the piece. Lovely work.
You have to enjoy life and enjoy good weather when it's there. The stitching is lovely!
Your Christmas gifts are really moving along. You'll be halfway done with them before you know it. Falling Leaves is really pretty.
That's beautiful Margie! I love the border.
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