I've not made a fabric book before, so I was so pleased that this went together so easily, I wouldn't mind making another one sometime.
I picked out a spare fat quarter I had. It was enough to do the inside, outside, and the tab
I made a bar for the tab to go under, using the needle weaving techniques learnt last year in Karen's class. Great to be able to use them in different situations.
The pages were joined together, then I stitched down the centre to fix them in place
The end result, is a book that has been labelled "cool" by one of the boys! That's what I call a result.
That's the end of the Stitched Sunday embroidery pages. I still have the hearts, and the Skill Builder Sampler series to catch up with, plus a couple of other projects to start for the year.
10 comments:
wow..he is right. cool xxx
Definitely cool. Isn't it nice to be able to transfer skills from other areas too. Lovely needle weaving.
That came out great! And how nice to have all your little stitchery samples together like that! Well done! :0)
Super little project. Nice to see a machine that stitched through all those layers so well. That's a great way to keep your stitch sampler handy.
That came out great. Good job.
Way cool! And awesome.
How nice to find another UK participant for TAST 2012.
I have enjoyed my visit to your blog and look foward to following your posts.
Your book turned out so lovely! Great job on a first book...
This is simply lovely. You've done a great job...cool indeed!
What a wonderful little book. Great job, I think it's pretty cool too!
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