Baby Dragon ABC's are done! I've even been through looking for mistakes, forgotten stitches and such!
Pictures after a bath and press!
Cheryl
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13 years ago
Happy DANCE!!!!
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Congratulations!!!!!
Nancy
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13 years ago
Hooray! I know you were getting anxious about it and now you can relax.
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13 years ago
WOOHOO! THANK YOU!
-Margaret in MA
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Wow...I bet you are SO Pleased!!! They have been cursing you for quite a while. Gill
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13 years ago
Yes - I did them for love of friend, and I just might be willing to stitch DD the letter E she wants, but not for a while!
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13 years ago
WTG, Cheryl!
Sara
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13 years ago
Congratulations!!
just me, Cathy from KY in CA
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Thank you!
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13 years ago
Congrats - I'm sure the dragons will be doing an even happier dance after their "refresh" ....so how will they be "finished?"
Ellice
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Margaret said her Mom is going to make a quilted banner!
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My favorite way to finish needlework for kids. Bobbie V
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13 years ago
Great idea.
I'm just up to doing the beading on the perf paper Mill Hill kit. And trying to get my head around the finishing - thinking of fabric covering a mat or something to do a little hanging thing. I don't know- just the difference of doing the paper to stitch to rather than linen. But, maybe I can do a fabric kind of min-banner for it and then use a crewel needle to sew thru the fabric and the holes on the perf paper to attach. I don't know
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I bet the Dragon Banner will be just adorable!
Ellice
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13 years ago
I covered the back of my paper sewing angel piece with stick on felt cut to the shape. It's hanging happily by a twisted cord.
It probably won't be around 100 years from now but it looks cute on the wall now.
Lucille
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13 years ago
Thanks, Lucille. Good idea. I'll likely do something like that, along with some fabric border & hang it in the butler pantry/bar area.
Ellice