I am so glad that I decided to make my project last week as for the last three days I have been a couch potato and done virtually nothing whilst fighting off a chest infection. I even visited the doctor as we hope to go away for two days tomorrow which I don't want to have to cancel. Thinking of filling out those travel insurance claim forms is enough to give anyone a relapse.
We were provided with a number of embroidery patterns, some Colonial needles and 10 Presencia threads. Now I have used thicker Presencia threads for a Leanne Beasley embroidery, but this thread is much easier to do embroidery with. I also used it on a mini quilt for February too.
I broke out my stash of Tilda fabrics again and selected a few fabrics. I chose the pink gingham to stitch on as it has a subtle pattern and colour.
I chose a pretty floral design to stitch and reduced it to 70% of its original size to make a needle case. I changed the French knots to some pink crystals.
We were provided with a number of embroidery patterns, some Colonial needles and 10 Presencia threads. Now I have used thicker Presencia threads for a Leanne Beasley embroidery, but this thread is much easier to do embroidery with. I also used it on a mini quilt for February too.
I broke out my stash of Tilda fabrics again and selected a few fabrics. I chose the pink gingham to stitch on as it has a subtle pattern and colour.
I chose a pretty floral design to stitch and reduced it to 70% of its original size to make a needle case. I changed the French knots to some pink crystals.
As I had to pick up a prescription after my doctor's visit yesterday, I chose the pharmacy next to a craft store as I had made do with a mid blue felt in the middle of the needle case. I am much happier with the light pink which I was able to pick up from their limited choice of about ten colours.
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60 comments:
What a gorgeous little flower and stitching on the cover. Well done Sue... :)
Love your needle case! Hope you feel better soon. Thank you for sharing.
Love it & i really like the fabrics-feel better soon!
Your needle case is so cute. The small flower on the cover is so cute. Thanks for sharing
I hope you will be better soon. You made a lovely needle case.
That`s a great needle case! So cute and your stitching is very nice!
Pretty stitching and a lovely little needle book.
So nice this needle case is looking. Lovely. Thanks for sharing
Frederika
:) You have created a lovely needle case! The pink gingham is so sweet with your flower.Out of curiosity, about what size is your case? This looks like a great project for the girls I am teaching how to sew. Thanks for sharing, Beulah
Very nice needle case. Good work!
Cute! I love your flower, what a cute needle case. Thanks for sharing!
Lovely job! Small is good.
I love practical projects. Lovely stitching and useful too! Beautiful work.
Your needle case is lovely.
Hope your feeling better soon, I like the pink color too!
Great needle case..... you'll love using it!
Very pretty needle case, thanks for sharing it. hope you get to feeling better soon and can take your trip. vickise at gmail dot com
Cute
What a charming needle case. You did a lovely job...and that polka dot fabric is to die for!!!
Your stitchery is very pretty. Get well soon!
Lovely needle case and the fabrics enhance it so well.
I certainly hope that you are feeling well enough to enjoy your time away. No time is convenient to be under the weather but the energy level is apt to be lagging too.
cute!
I hope you are feeling better soon. Love your cute needle case.
Such a cute project! Love the touch of crystals. Thanks for sharing.
Very nice and you will enjoy using it.
Beautiful fabrics and flower...love the needle case! Your stitches are perfect, too. Hope you feel better and get to enjoy your trip.
Wonderful little needle book.
Such a pretty needle book. And I love that you were able to pick up the pink felt. I have been sick also this week. What a way to start the new season. Hope you feel better soon for your trip!
Very nice...love the needle case.
What a pretty needlecase! You did a great job!
I do hope you are feeling much better by now!
nice needle book
Oh that is so pretty! feel better!
that is so sweet! WHat a fun project! I love your stitch work.
now that is a terrific idea.. a perfect stitching booklet...for needles right? Obvious I don't have one...
I have all my pins on the arm of my chair..very dangerous lol
Nice little needle book, such a great project!
What a beautiful needle case!
Thank you for sharing!
Adorable needle case! Thank you for sharing.
I like this. Hope you get to feeling better real soon.
What a lovely needle case! And I hope you feel back to 100% soon.
I love your needle case. It's beautiful. I hope you feel better soon!
Needlecases are fun! Good job. Hope you feel better.
Lovely project and I know what you mean - these Spring "whatevers" are wrecking havoc on us as I am fighting pneumonia right now. Rest and drink - thanks from Judy CinNC
Stunning! Love your needle case! Looks so bright and cheery! Thank you for sharing!
Pretty needle case!
Hope you are feeling better!
That is an adorable little needle case!
I love your needle book. Very pretty!
Vee
I like your needle case and the embroidery fits perfectly.
That is a fabulous needle book! Hope you feel better soon.
Very nice.Hope you are better!
I hope you are feeling better. Sweet needle case.
Very sweet, hope you well soon.
Great needlebook. Loved how you appliqued the flower in the dotty fabric. Perfect. Enjoy your mini-vacation.
great job, thanks for sharing!
Very lovely!
Really lovely! I adore the use of the crystals. An easy way to make French knots :)
Beautiful little needle case. I'm glad you found the pink felt. I can't see it with the blue. I hope you are on the mend.
Pretty and useful! I love your flower! Hope you enjoyed your trip!
What a cute little needle case! It's just perfect! You did a lovely job on the stitchery too!
What a lovely setting for the embroidery. Enjoy using it!
Lovely stitching on your needle case. Thanks for sharing.
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