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Friday, 22 June 2007

Simple Little Quaker


Simple Little Quaker
Originally uploaded by stitchyangel

Wahoo, here's my latest happy dance! I was determined I was going to get this piece finished this week and I have:) This is Papillon Creations Simple Little Quaker, stitched on 28 count Fairy Dust Lugana using VC Dragon Blood silk. I have thoroughly enjoyed stitching this and am looking forward to stitching another of Yvonne design's in the future. This will going to the framers. I think I know the frame I want so I'm hoping he still stocks it.

So tonight, after searching through my stash to try and decide what to stitch next, I will be starting La D Da Love is Patient on Sassy's Fabbys COTM Cheryl's Wild Rose. I was going to stitch it in DMC rather than the called for Crescent Colours but I had a few of them in my stash so decided to order the others I needed from Lekker Threads. I can work round those for now until they arrive.

I'm doing well so far stitching from my chart stash ( OK on the chart stash wagon!) and am still very determined to last until 1st December. I have had no urges to buy charts, although my wish list has grown a bit! LOL!

I have both Jess and Abi home at the moment! Abi has been struggling with a nasty cold all week so I decided this morning that she could in for first period, as she had a Maths test that she didn't want to miss then have to sit on her own, then go to matron and get her to ring me to pick her up. They're both going to the doctors later so that'll be fun!

Hope everyone has had a good week. I hope you are all safe, dry etc after all the rain we've had here in the UK this week, with more forecast.

27 comments:

  1. WOW! It's beautiful! May i know who is the designer of this, i really like.

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  2. Congratulations Sally, it looks lovely!

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  3. very nice Sally, hope the girls get on ok at the doctors

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  4. Love your Simple Little Quaker Sally, the colour you've used is absolutely gorgeous.

    Glad to read that you haven't had any urges to buy charts, neither have I. I've had my chart stash for so long now that they will seem like new to me, I've forgotten what half of them are. (LOL) I'm also being good in trying to use what fabric and threads I already have and not buy more of those than is absolutely necessary.

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  5. Your Simple Little Quaker is lovely!

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  6. Oh my goodness you have finished that sooooo fast! Well done. It's lovely.xx

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  7. Congrats Sally on a superb finish, this is so pretty, i love the dragon blood silk

    Hope Abi feels better soon, and that the dr's visit went well

    {hugs}

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  8. A lovely finish. VC Dragons Blood seems to be quite a popular colour to use and you can see why. It's beautiful.

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  9. Gorgeous! The Dragon's Blood thread was a good choice. Congrats on the beautiful finish.

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  10. a gorgeous finish Sally, well done. Hope the DD's are on the mend soon.

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  11. Congrats! on the Simple Little Quaker. Love the Dragon's Blood thread color and the name.

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  12. WTG Sally! congrats on the finish! It's stunning :)

    Hope Abi starts feeling better soon .. my DS is sick too and so are a few people at work ..not fun these summer colds :(

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  13. Congratulations on a stunning finish!

    You're doing well on the wagon - long wishlist or no. ;)

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  14. Hope the girls got on ok at the Drs.

    WOW - the quaker is gorgeous - absolutely stunning.

    Hugs
    Claire

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  15. The SLQ is beautiful...hope you show a pic of it framed too.

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  16. A wonderful finish and colour and stitched so quick too. Love my Le Temps, its so relaxing to do something in a single colour isnt it.

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  17. HI Sally wow what a gorgeous finish, well done. Can't wait to see the frame you've chosen for it.
    Aww hope the girls feel better soon and the dr's visit went well.
    Hugs and happy stitching

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  18. Congrats on your finish, it's beautiful ;)

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  19. wow, that is a beautiful finish, congrats! No rain here in Scotland so far...makes a nice change!

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  20. Congratulations Sally! The color you chose for this sampler is perfect!

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  21. Congratulations! It is very pretty!

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  22. It turned out wonderful, congratulations on a gorgeous finish. I'll look forward to seeing how you have decided to frame it. Hope everyone is feeling better soon.
    Sue

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  23. Oh, I love your Quaker finish, Sally! It's gorgeous and the colours are so beautiful! :-)

    I've got so much catching up to do and you have been so busy with your stitching... I loooovee the Dragonette! Too beautiful! :-)

    Can't wait to see your progress on La-D-Da's Love is Patient... I have that one in my stash and I can't wait to start on it!

    Thanks for your sweet thoughts and wishes, Hun... You are such an Angel!

    Hope Abi is feeling better soon and the doc visit went well for everyone! :-)

    Oh, and love your new layout for your blog... it suits you! :-)

    {{{Hugs}}}

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  24. Wonderful finish, Sally! Thanks for always getting round to my blog; I've been terrible about keeping up with bloglines lately but I'm trying to get back on track. I love the new look to your blog, it really suits you I think. :) Can't wait to see your Quaker framed!

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  25. That's gorgeous Sally, congratulations! Hope both your DDs are feeling better now.

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  26. What a wonderful finish. Hm.. I remember this is the piece that you run of the thread. It looks perfect to me as far as the color matches...

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  27. this is a gorgeous piece, you should be proud to own it and display it.

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