Saturday, July 15, 2023

Some slow stitching for Sunday...

This week, I finished up the stitching on Pop Go the Fireworks, and then fully finished both of these little designs into pillows for my wooden bowl.

Aren't they cute?!

So here's how my little table by the front door is looking now.

I think my bowl now needs something in it that's a different size - taller - or maybe a rectangle shape?  I'll have to look for something like that to stitch up.

Meanwhile, I decided to go back to some embroidery for my slow stitching and trace a new Kathy Schmitz design to work on next.  This is "Needle Love," the April 2023 design from the One Stitch at a Time Club.  Kathy shows it stitched all in red floss or in multiple colors, but I decided to do it in a cool variegated blue.  This is DMC 4230 - Crystal Water.

Maybe this stitching will keep me cool on these hot summer days!

That's my Slow Sunday Stitching - what are you working on?

Sharing at Kathy's Quilts!






18 comments:

  1. Sitting quietly and stitching on a hot day …sounds like a perfect way to stay cool! Your bowl fillers are so cute…I love the red truck. Gail at the Cozy Quilter

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  2. Enjoy your day! Jo Kramer (Jo's Country Junction) has done some pretty rectangular pillows for her bowl.

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  3. Pretty, pretty cross stitching! Your bowl fillers are such a neat idea. I bet you're glad to get back to your embroidery though. That is a pretty variegated blue.

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  4. Love these pillows! It's a perfect thing to do during the dog days of summer!

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  5. Those little pillows turned out so cute! Love the cool blues in your new project. Stay cool and stitch on!

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  6. cute little pillows to decorate the bowl!

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  7. So enjoy seeing your Bird house again and those colourful zipper blocks.
    And now this very pretty embroidery and I think that choice of colour is inspired!

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  8. Love your bowl of little pillows! Hope you have a great week!

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  9. Love the wood bowl full of fun pillows. Maybe a taller bird feeder? Enjoy your day of stitching.

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  10. I adore your pillow bowl... I am inspired to make mini pillows (one day!)
    That blue variegated thread is so pretty... enjoy your embroidery!

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  11. Those little mini pillows are super cute! The temptation is real! :)

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  12. I am think that I have to take my mother's wooden bowl and her front hall table and make a vignette similar to yours in the near future. I love the little pillows that you stitched. Your latest embroidery is pretty with the blue variegated floss.

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  13. Your dough bowl pillows are cute as can be. Melisa has some of her patriotic ones that are more rectangular. It's all in the finish if that's what you were looking for. Check out Liberty or Freedom on her site then you can adapt to your next small stitch.

    I, too, like the variegated blue on the Kathy Schmitz design. Have a good week.
    I may get to stitch on One Kind Word this evening. I didn't write a post today. Too busy and I took a nap!

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  14. Your stamp pillows look amazing, Diann and look gorgeous in your dough bowl . Thank you from the bottom of my heart for stitching them. Love the gorgeous quilt underneath the bowl too! Oooh such a pretty Kathy Schmitz design too. Have a wonderful evening. Hugs.

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  15. Those stamp "pillows" are cute and definitely relate to the summer vibe! I hope you made lots of progress on your slow stitching Sunday. I like the needle and thread design that you are creating with the variegated blue thread.

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  16. You did a great job on your little cross stitched pillows. They look great in your bowl. I love the little table topper as well. You selected gorgeous thread for you embroidery.

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  17. Oh such pretty little pillows for your bowl. Very cute, and so decorative.

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  18. What fun bowl pillows, Diann!!! Looks like there's room for more! And a very pretty embroidery project!

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