Saturday, December 22, 2018

The last bit of redwork

This week I finished the last two embroidery designs that I traced from Gail Pan's Christmas Patchwork Loves Embroidery



I decided to set them together, using the scraps from the pillow I made for my mom earlier this month.


A little bit of quilting, both by hand and machine, holds the layers together.


This afternoon I'll be hand-stitching the binding down.


These redwork embroidery projects have been such an enjoyable way to do some slow stitching every evening during the holiday season!  I'm really glad I found Gail Pan's book!

Wishing everyone a wonderful Christmas holiday!

Sharing at Quilting is more fun than Housework for Oh Scrap!
and at Kathy's Quilts for Slow Sunday Stitching.






13 comments:

  1. I just love the redwork you've done, and that is a really pretty hanging. Glad you had some fabric left over from your Mom's pillow! That running stitch around the edges really sets it off.

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  2. Your redwork is spectacular! I know your Mom will love this! Well done! Hugs, Mickie

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  3. You really found some good patterns to get started with red work. Did you use muslin for the background-maybe you said before and I don't remember. I just love this piece!

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  4. I love the red work I don't know why I rarely do any as I really like them. I should get some patterns to do up Christmas pillows

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  5. It has been so much fun seeing your embroidery pieces come together! They are gorgeous and I just love the simplicity of the red & white!

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  6. What a great way to show off your embroideries! Love the running stitch

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  7. Your Redwork pieces came out lovely, Gail Pan's designs are so sweet and simply look wonderful as a wall hanging.

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  8. The red work turned out beautifully. It's my favourite form of embroidery! Merry Christmas

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  9. Another adorable Christmas project. I hope you are keeping this one for yourself. Thanks for sharing with Oh Scrap!

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  10. Very cute! I hope to try some red work (or blue!) in the new year. Love how your little holiday quilt came out.

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  11. Oh I just love it! The red stitching is such a great idea!
    Merry Christmas!

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