I finished so far my stitch dictionnary, although I think I'm going to complete it with my future TAST pieces.
I just joined this group and it will be fun to do a sampler of a stitch every week for a year. The only problem being that I only used black/white which can make the endeavour rather boring somehow... I must see how I resolve this issue...
I put the name of the stitch in each one of the little "pillows" and stitched each stitch trying to show how it is made (this means, not perfectly, but so that you see the different stages). It was a great fun to do it and it was exactly what I needed for this old drawer that I found at a flea market.
Now I have it on the wall in my coffee shop corner of the studio.
looks amazing Sara!
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great sara, you are so clever!
ReplyDeleteOh my, I love this--for so many different reasons!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely idea for your TAST stitches. The fly stitch work is perfect!
ReplyDeleteThis is a fantastic piece of work - such a great use of the display drawer - this would also be wonderful for a book of stitches !
ReplyDeleteSara!
ReplyDeletethis is so great!
The Black and white is fantastic! its part of what makes what you did so wonderful!
love that!! what a great idea. i would love to see a close up of the stiching. came her through ruth's blog. i think i might be a frequent reader now.
ReplyDeleteDu bist genial!!!
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ReplyDeleteIch finde Deine Idee super! Ich möchte mich meiner "Vorschreiberin"
ReplyDeleteeigentlich nur anschließen: Genial!
Der Setzkasten gefällt mir wirklich!
Brilliant idea Sara ! I like the way they are labelled like scientific specimens and placed in the tray.It looks like a mini museum.
ReplyDeletethis is really clever! i love your whole concept and idea...!!!
ReplyDeleteyour work is truly prolific...I want your Franz in your Etsy. Your white stitch recipe creation is just exquisite! The girls in Art for Quilters ring are in for a treat!!!
ReplyDeletewow~this is amazing and what a great idea..
ReplyDeletexox~Kim
love this stitch library,such a brilliant concept,
ReplyDeleteI also like the TAST sample,
Your stitch dictionary in and of itself is a piece of art! LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteI adore this piece. So lovely...
ReplyDeleteOh, so fantastic!! I can just imagine taking them all down one by one to look at them!!
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