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card marquettes |
At the moment we are trying to get sorted for Christmas . . . I know! It is a little scary to think that it is just around the corner. In preparation for the festive season, I have been creating some plans for cross-stitched Christmas cards.
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a delightful accident |
Basically I have been coming up with the templates and testing them using white silk embroidery thread. White on white is a fabulous way to test out something that has sculptural or textural elements as it shows the form more clearly. I had popped up one on the window sill to see what it looked like from a distance and was thrilled with the effect of light coming through the needle holes.
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my working space is not normally this tidy! |
As well as festive colours, I think I will have to continue to produce some in white too. I will have a collection ready for both
Crafternoon Tea on the 15th October and
The Devonport Craft Market on the 16th October.
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