Thank you for joining me today, I hope you are having a good week.
I have some embroidery to share with you this time. We would love to see your non card projects at
As You Like It Challenge.
It is six years since this challenge launched and I am proud to say that I have been with this wonderful team, pretty much, since the start. It was my very first DT and I was so excited when Samantha and Annette picked me to join the team. You can take a look at my first DT piece here.
To celebrate the event we are having an Anniversary Blog Hop, for which there is an additional prize for one lovely visitor. Full details are here
Anne
Annette
Brenda
Elaine
Jayne
Larissa
Lynne
Me
Squirrel
Wilma
It is six years since this challenge launched and I am proud to say that I have been with this wonderful team, pretty much, since the start. It was my very first DT and I was so excited when Samantha and Annette picked me to join the team. You can take a look at my first DT piece here.
To celebrate the event we are having an Anniversary Blog Hop, for which there is an additional prize for one lovely visitor. Full details are here
Anne
Annette
Brenda
Elaine
Jayne
Larissa
Lynne
Me
Squirrel
Wilma
Last year I subscribed to some seasonal kits from Craftpod as I felt my creative mojo needed a bit of a boot up the backside!! I devoured the first kit in no time at all but what with one thing or another the Spring 2018 kit was put away and forgotten about. So, in preparation for this DT piece I dusted it off and did this...
Everything (even needles, silk skeins, pins etc) is included in these letterbox sized boxes, for several projects, and they usually contain a tasty teabag and sometimes a sweet treat too!!
I really hope that you will find time to make something and join us this fortnight and to participate in our celebration.
See you soon xx
Love your embroidery Sarah. I love a bit of needlecraft and have a box full of finished projects that really need to be on the wall. I used to do it sat in the caravan whilst Al did the barn conversion. :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful work Sarah your stitching is so fine and detailed
ReplyDeleteEmbroidery, now that's something a need to try, especially when I see beautiful pieces like this! I'm every envious of your skill! xx
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous Sarah I have embroidery that was done by my Grandma and my Mam so much delicate work...have a great weekend huggles Sue xx
ReplyDeleteOoh, Sarah that's fabulous.....right up my street, think I need to go check out Craftpod! xx
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ReplyDeleteBonjour Sarah,
ReplyDeleteJe passe faire un petit coucou suite au Blog Hop de As You Like It pour son 6 ème anniversaire.
Voilà de jolies broderies qui sentent bon le printemps et la verdure.
J'aime beaucoup.
Bises.
MaryannG
Hello Sarah,
I'll say hello to As You Like It's Blog Hop for his 6th birthday.
These are pretty embroidery that smell of spring and greenery.
I really like.
Hugs.
Something so very different Sara and so detailed and beautifully done.
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Lovely embroidery. I'm so glad I found this hop. I would love to try my hand at that. I love to cross stitch in my spare time.
ReplyDeleteLovely piece Sarah. Been a long time since I did any. Happy blog anniversary. Carol xx
ReplyDeleteGreat work. I learned to embroider at 5 years old and loved all the stitches. Elaine
ReplyDeleteFABulous project Sarah..I can't even thread a needle so appreciate the work in all this lovely nature inspired stitching..
ReplyDeleteLuv CHRISSYxx
Super embroidery Sarah, its got a lovely folksy feeling to it x
ReplyDeleteHappy 6th Birthday! Gorgeous cross stitching/embroidery!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully designed and love all the elements. Hugs, Carol S.xx
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely Sarah, I have lots of sewing projects that I have purchased with good intentions - they are still in the packaging!
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This is gorgeous Sarah - love the tiny embroidery details - have a lovely weekend - Michelle x
ReplyDeleteSweet card and so gorgeous design. Thanks for your sweet comment and taking the opportunity to use DIL computer to say Hello...hugs..
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Wonderful embroidery Sarah and such a lovely design xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely project and such lovely colours Its great to have a change from card making sadly all we need is a lot more time. Thanks for all your recent comments so kind love and hugs Carole x
ReplyDeleteLovely piece of stitched hoop art!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful project Sarah, I love embroidery, used to do lots before paper crafting took over. Have a good weekend.
ReplyDeletePat xx
A wonderful project Sarah, lovely greens and a great variety of stitches x
ReplyDeleteWonderful embroidery Sarah, so beautifully done...Happy 6th Anniversary, such a cute first DT card you made.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the rest of the weekend.
Wendy xx
Hi Sarah...What a lovely project....love the variety of stitches...What a cute card you made 6 years ago....how time flies...Joolsx
ReplyDeleteThis is beautifully done Sarah, you should be very proud with your embroidery sampler.
ReplyDeleteLorraine
Very pretty!! I've done a lot of cross-stitch in the past, but never actual embroidery. Happy 6th birthday to AYLI!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work Sarah! I used to x-stitch a lot but my eyes are no good now for such detailed close-up work :(
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful and a great home décor piece.
ReplyDeleteLove all the different stitches.
This is fabulous!!! Beautiful stitch work <3 The boxes sound like a great deal and a good way to get the mojo flowing!!!
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I am so behind={...but, I absolutely had to pop by and tell you how much I adore this project. Needlework is another addiction of mine, but I find little time to do it. This is so lovely, reminds me of a modern day sampler. Wonderful piece, Sarah!
ReplyDeletei agree with you needle work is relaxing and very satisfactory. thank you for sharing your beautiful project
ReplyDeletewow, so beautiful and special, I love it.
ReplyDeleteLovely project Sarah. I don't get to do much sewing nowadays, but used to love it.
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