Hello blog friends.
It's another Prairie Stars update.
I managed to put in lots on the sixth frame. And because I don't want to put in the light-colored stitches yet I went ahead and started the last row. Yes, I'm finally on the last row, woohoo!
Moreover, I have a start to add to the rotation. Here's the fix(???) I did on the botched coffee-dyed fabric (that I washed again and again to rid of the strong smell):
It's another Prairie Stars update.
Moreover, I have a start to add to the rotation. Here's the fix(???) I did on the botched coffee-dyed fabric (that I washed again and again to rid of the strong smell):
I know it looks like I just spilled something on it, correction please I sprayed a bottle of French Vanilla tea (with a hint of cinnamon)😉. Forgive me for not giving up on this ratty cloth, I want to save it as my first (and maybe last) dyeing attempt, haha.
I'm not too concerned about how the edges look because I measured the Halloween pattern I'm using it for and it won't reach the nasty markings. Now this one smells heavenly that I couldn't resist putting in the first stitches (didn't even bother finishing the gridlines).
Thanks for visiting. Happy Stitching!
Great progress!! Enjoy your coffee flavoured stitching:)
ReplyDeleteGreat progress on your stitching. I think your dyed fabric looks great! It's perfect for a Halloween project too.
ReplyDeleteFrench vanilla tea?? Sound heavenly good, even for fabric dyeing ;)
ReplyDeleteGreat start & progress on the Santas too.
Awesome progress on the Prairie Starts Gominam. I think your dyed fabric looks great and nice start.
ReplyDeleteLinda
Beautiful progress and great new start.
ReplyDeleteOh, I didn't know that there is a third row underneath the first two on the PS project. This gets more and more beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love your hand-dyed fabric and think it's great for a Halloween design.
Lol you can do it! Great progress :)
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