Ep. 77 Treasure hunt part 18 - sentimental item
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- For this volume of Roxy’s Journal of Stitchery, I am creating a Victorian Sewing Box. I incorporate my baby name brooch into an embroidered flower garden for the latest prompt of something sentimental. Watch as use various threads, yarns, ribbons and beads to slowly stitch the flowers. So relaxing and so much fun to make!
I can’t thank Rachel and Sarah enough for creating this fun and creative challenge. Their full playlist is here: • Roxy's Journal of Stit...
Be sure to check out the amazing work of other stitchers joining in #roxysjournalofstitchery Vol 4 ‘Treasure Hunt’.
In this video, I mention @jenniferclouston7545 and her wonderfully designed, boro inspired sewing caddy.
Thanks for watching and a thank you to all the lovely viewers who take the time to leave a comment. Having you join in is what makes this fulfilling.😊 I love to hear what you are working on and other great crafting videos to watch.
Thank you for the lovely video. It was so relaxing to just sit and watch you stitch. That brooch is a real treasure. It's gorgeous. And the attention you gave it with all your beautiful embroidery is priceless.😊
Thank you Robin. I am so grateful this project gave my little treasure a home. It has sat lonely in my jewellery box all of these years.😊
Your work is extremely beautiful Leanne and the colour palette is stunning
Thank you so much, Sharon! Your kind comment makes me so happy. 😊
Hi Leanne, what a beautiful piece. Loved the bag carrying everything you needed. It is lovely to watch you work. Best wishes Lyn
Thanks for watching Lyn. I appreciate you taking time to leave such lovely comments. It is very nice to wake up to! 😊
Your colour palette is so delicate and you create such beautiful images, a pleasure to watch.
Thank you so much Linda! 😀 I love the delicate colour palette too. When I was putting it together, I was worried that there wasn't much colour there. Going on a mini break, with limited supplies, I was determined to have a palette that would just work, no matter which thread I picked up. So I told myself to shush and just try it and I am so happy I did. I want to try more pieces with limited colour values now. 😊
I love watching you work Leanne❣️ The colours you chose for this piece are so soft and feminine. It is really beautiful. Thanks for sharing, Trish.🌻🦋🥰
Hello Trish! Thank you so much for your kind comment.
Absolutely beautiful palette of colours Leanne. Your embroidery is so pretty...
Thank you very much Marion! It always brings a smile to read your lovely comments. 😊
Your work is especially beautiful! I love this piece!
Thank so much Cathie. That is very kind of you. I really love how this turned out too. I am going to challenge myself to try more muted palettes more often. 😊
Stunning work ❤❤
Thanks for watching, Bernadette and for your kind comment. 😊
Adorable piece!!!
Thank you so much Leslie. Your lovely comment made me smile. 😊
Beautiful watching you create while working on my own piece. Very peaceful. Cheers, Christine
Thanks Christine! 😊
Beautiful work 👏🏼
Thank you Valita. It was a lot of fun to just randomly stitch whatever filled the space.😊
Hi Leanne, Your little stitchery looks amazing! Plus I love how you put together the little Jennifer Clouston sewing bag I am yet to make mine still deciding on what fabric goes with it. Your Rose fabric is so pretty. I never thought to use my name badge either and I still have mine as well. What a wonderful idea. Thank You for sharing.
Thanks Tracy Lee! I would never have thought to include something like the name badge if it weren't for this prompt in this wonderful project. I am so grateful to the Roxy sisters for putting together projects and prompts that make us think outside of the box. I love Jennifer's sewing bag so much I am thinking of making another one, but bigger to house projects in here at home. 😊 (Because you can never have too many project bags!😅)
@@leannescraftycupboard Totally Agree ☺