Last night I joined in the November FNSI, hosted by Wendy over at Sugarlane Quilts.
This will form part of a drawstring bag...for a fellow knitter perhaps??
Also last night I worked on my stitching project which will be incorporated into this drawstring bag...and now I only have one tiny section to stitch and I'm finished that 'Stage 1'...yay!!!
I'm on target to have these items completed and in the mail early this coming week; all ready to head off to my swap buddy.
Here is the link to Wendy's post where FNSI ers signed up to join in...you will be able to see what other bloggers achieved by using the links in the sign up widget. I can guarantee you will see some amazing projects.
I worked on secret sewing again...
I finally finished 'Stage 1' of this project; a strip of fabric made of hexagons...
The pattern is by Judy Newman and I enthusiastically follow her instructions for joining all those hexies...no papers, no tiny over stitches...just running stitch. It's quicker than the normal EPP.
A little peep at the back...
Here is the link to Wendy's post where FNSI ers signed up to join in...you will be able to see what other bloggers achieved by using the links in the sign up widget. I can guarantee you will see some amazing projects.
11 comments:
I love your pretty hexies. I must try the method that you referring to...it sounds quick and easy.
I have to agree about piecing the hexies - interesting bag that one.
Soubds like a lovely project x
Yes like the others must check out that way of joining hexies.
Look forward to seeing the finished bag.
Your hexies look wonderful, looking forward to seeing the finished item.
So glad you are feeling better Maria.
I love those hexies with the sheep knitting...too cute. Can't wait to see your finish!
So far, it's very interesting ;)
xxsusie
Nice work Maria - I have never seen hexies done like that before. xx
Looking so good ..x
Your hexies look great - interesting way to do them....The stitchery seems perfect to go with what you're making!
What a great swap partner you are. Love your stitchery and your hexagons!
Great progress! I will definately be checking out that EPP process!
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