Making progress on my Wooly Ewe. The basket weave stitch in the star points was an interesting one! Now I'm working on her legs, which are done in stem fill stitch - kind of labor intensive, too.
Meanwhile, I finished the quilting on a small quilt this week and have the binding all ready to machine stitch on. The hand stitched finishing step will be my Sunday evening slow stitching.
Sharing at Kathy's Quilts for Slow Sunday Stitching.
Sweet little sheep!
ReplyDeletethat is cute stitching! I have seen some nice embroideries posted on Instagram lately - some are small and others are big enough to use as table coverings
ReplyDeleteI like that sheep embroidery. Enjoy stitching the binding.
ReplyDeleteYour Wooly Ewe is adorable! I always find stem stitch a bit tricky.
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ReplyDeleteLove the sheep...so cute. Have a great day!
Lovely stitching on your sweet little sheep.
ReplyDeleteYou do such nice work! The wooly ewe is so cute!
ReplyDeleteLovely ewe! I haven't gotten to that one yet. Other than sewing binding down, I am having a hard time doing my other handwork since John passed away. I am going to try better this week, and not spend all week binge reading! LOL!
ReplyDeleteGreat job on the sheep stitching so far! Those star points look great!
ReplyDeleteLovely redwork embroidery, Diann!
ReplyDeleteGreat plans for today, enjoy stitching the binding.
Trying out different stitches and learning new ones are part of the fun. Love the sheep!
ReplyDeleteHmmmmm .... I see a leaf quilted on the back of your little quilt. No peek at the front today though. How fun is that Wooly Ewe stitchery with so many different stitches. You're getting to be quite an embroidery pro!
ReplyDeleteYour wooly ewe stitches look great. I always have trouble with the stem stich. I watch Mary Corbet's video over and over and mine never looks like hers - lol! Umm don't you think it's cruel to only give us peeks of that pretty quilt? ;)
ReplyDeleteWoolly Ewe is a nicely rounded girl, isnt she. What will she end up as?
ReplyDeleteLove the woolly Ewe! Such a fun pattern.
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