Hello everybody
I have been busy sewing lots of different projects and have made fair progress with “Fruits of Plenty” by Jacob de Graaf of Modern Folk Embroidery. So without further ado here is where I was last time ……..
And here is where I am now
I’m so glad that I chose to work in shades of Purple and whilst it looks intricate in some areas it is quite quick to sew, not having all the colour changes as in some projects.
So that is me for this week, hope you enjoy any celebrations that you might be involved in this Jubilee weekend.
Please take time to look at the other projects in our sewing group by clicking on the names below.
Bye
Daisy
Avis, Claire, Gun, Constanze, Christina, Kathy, Margaret, Cindy, Heidi, Jackie, Sunny, Megan, Deborah, Sharon, Daisy, AJ, Cathie, Linda, Helen, Connie
Daisy Stitches and Art 
I like projects that don’t have a lot of color changes. They seem to stitch up so much quicker. This piece is so pretty. You have made a whole lot of progress.
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(thought I’d left a comment earlier, but obviously not) . . . looking very pretty, and the colour choice is very effective.
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This is a great “palette cleanser” after so many intricate designs. I love the crispness of these motifs!
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I LOVE this pattern! I started it when it was a SAL but haven’t finished. The purple looks great!
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Love this. Any shade of purple is my favorite color. You are making great progress.
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I love the background on this design. The whole thing reminds me of some of the Ink Circles designs. They’re also fast to stitch but very effective.
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Well, I think you have done a lot since last time!
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Yes it is much quicker to stitch than Lady Greensleeves as less colour changes
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Wow – you really made some awesome progress on this 🙂
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It looks so neat and your choice of colours is beautiful !
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