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I am happy to announce that after several Christmas stockings stitched lately, I have created a tutorial for finishing a Christmas stocking. You may find this new tutorial here: Tutorial #10
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I have found that when working in the evenings stitching, it takes me approximately 5 days to finish a pillow. My next post will most likely be in 5-6 days as I have decided to finish working the Lucille pillows before I start another testing project. I have quite a few patterns left to test and I am continuing to work through them before I allow myself to get started on my next large rug.
The 2 patterns have now been uploaded to our shop and are available for sale. The 40 count version may be found here: Stocking 14 and the 48 count version may be found here: Stocking 15
Both turn out approximately the same size when stitched on the correct count of gauze. Don't make the same mistake I did, LOL! This is just another lesson I have learned to not trust my memory when starting to stitch a pattern, double check that you have the correct gauze mounted, unless of course, you want to make it bigger or smaller deliberately. :)
Today, I will re-set my guidelines on my cutting mat to trim the other half of the photos. I need to do this because the other half have much more space around the photo that needs to be trimmed off. Once I get new guidelines set, I should be able to finish the trimming today.
This has turned out to be a great project and I am very much enjoying the planning and execution of it. I think having different albums will give more people a chance to properly browse our patterns instead of feeling that they are taking too long. One album limits the amount of time people can browse because they feel they are holding others back from viewing the patterns. I could not find store-bought albums that would allow me to include everything I wanted, so, being the craft-minded person that I am, I am creating my own. Such fun!!
That, of course, triggered a whole new set of patterns for each of my stockings that could have names! In the process of updating them online, I also added my Christmas Stocking 4. You may see it by clicking on the name, which will take you to the pattern.
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AuthorMy name is Yvette, and I will be writing this blog to tell you about the creative process that has gone into the creation of my Petit point patterns along with showing the stitching I have done of some of the patterns. Archives
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