Ok...so I have to say I really like the look of this with the brown, tan and blues. I sewed it to a piece of really old blue ticking fabric from an old mattress and stained it slightly.
I took the awsome advice of some wise folks and used 6 strands...Went much faster than the 3 strands on the bigger beeskep piece...The design is from my Summer Doodle Booklet Volume 1 .
I want to keep it but I really need to list on Ebay...I need my moving money..I'm excited to be moving in a few weeks, but I want to do a few things ion the new house first.... :)
Robin
Beautiful. I may have to give punch a try! Have a lovely Easter!
ReplyDeleteIt's very nice! I love how the bag turned out with the applied punch needle work!
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Lizzie
Beautiful, I like it!
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Beertje Zonn
Bear from the Netherlands
Great, Robin! I'm glad you didn't give up on PN. The bird pattern is nice and I love applied to the bag.
ReplyDeleteYes, the 6 strand saved me from quitting, too.
Good luck with your moving plans...Susie
Good Morning Robin Sweetie...
ReplyDeleteI found your beautiful blog home while blog hopping this morning. I love all your punch needle projects. I have never tried this craft but my goodness you have made some very beautiful projects here. Your dolls are just exquisite, and I so adore the pillows. I think your sunflower project would make a precious pillow sitting on a chair or hanging in a dining room or kitchen. Just precious. Thank you for sharing with me today.
Please stop by and say hi. I would be so honored if you signed up to follow my blog as well. Country hugs...Sherry
The colors are lovely and the bag is just adorable. So glad you're punchin now!
ReplyDeleteRobin, thank you for your wonderful patterns. I do not do punch but I will embroider or applique them! They are wonderful!!! I love your work and your blog! So many great projects and pictures!!!
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ReplyDeleteI was using 6 strands and someone told me that was wrong, that I should only be using 3.
ReplyDeleteI'm with you on getting it filled faster! Especially for large areas like backgrounds.
Doreen
www.PriviesAndPrims.etsy.com
Robin, your needle punch projects are gorgeous! I wish I could do that. Your so talented to be able to make your own drawings and patterns too! Good day!,Cathy
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