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Viewing entries posted in December 2015
My Stitch Along for December Week Four
I added beads to my block today, but not by hand. I used the sewing machine. I've done this before, in fact, I have instructions for how I sew these in one of my earliest patterns, A Second View.
Stitch Along December Week Four rules
To end the 2016 year of Stitch Along Challenges, we are going to add some beading or embellishments to our project. You can add any you like, beads, yarn, buttons, cord, lace or anything else you can think of. Then finish your project by binding it or making it into a pocket for a tote or even a cushion.
My Stitch Along for December Week Three
I've had a lot of fun stitching today - free-motion is my favorite and it is fun deciding what design to use to fill in each section. I'm going in blind, meaning, I have no idea where I'm starting or what thread to use or design to create. I'll let it grow as I work and make those decisions along the way, you know how they say "let the quilt talk to you", that's exactly what I'm doing.
Stitch Along December Week Three rules
This week Barbara sent along a photo of her coloring. She used a fabric that she purchased especially for the purpose of coloring. Very cool.
My Stitch Along for December Week Two
This week is all about coloring. Coloring is a fun and relaxing activity and many adults are doing this now. It's almost as much fun as quilting so you can imagine what happens when you put the two together.
Zentangle?
Have you heard about classes such as Zen Doodling, Thread Doodling or Doodlization and wondered what the heck they are all about? Good news, I have the answer! Let me explain....
Stitch Along December Week Two rules
I've drawn up three designs for this week. I had the help of EQ7 and its kaleidoscope tool. You can choose any one of them for this challenge.
My Stitch Along for December Week One
Week One is always an easy week for my Stitch Along Challenge as it usually means just gathering supplies. I did just that along with planning a little for next week's rules which I have not finalize yet. I'd better hurry as time flies quickly!
Stitch Along December Week One rules
Is everyone ready for the last stitch along of the year? Where did this year go? We will be doing something quite different this month. Not too difficult because I know December is always a very busy time, but this challenge could be made into an extra little gift for someone if you finish it a little early. So here goes...