Ep. 78 Treasure hunt part 19 - Lift the lid on box of sewing treasure
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- For this volume of Roxy’s Journal of Stitchery, I am creating a Victorian Sewing Box. At long last I assemble the pieces I have been sewing for 6 months, to create the beautiful work box. When I lift the lid, watch the box unfold to reveal its hand stitching treasures - scissor keep, pin cushion, needle book, pockets and a place to tie the koma. I am completely in love with this handmade item that is home to all the amazing tools I use to relax and slow stitch myself happy!
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’.
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.
Sooo beautiful! Splendid color coordination. What a treat to see each hexagon being filled with goodies. Thank you for showing us. Beautiful and practical too!
Tess
Thank you so much, Tess. You are a fabulous cheerleader! 😊
You take embroidery beauty to a new height. Gorgeous! Loved seeing how you interpreted and incorporated all of the prompts. Enjoy using your new treasure!
Thank you so much, Kim, for such a beautiful comment! 😊
Beautiful work Leanne , love the colours you have used and your stitching enhances each side . I’m sure you will enjoy using this sewing box every day . Well done ❤
Thank you for your kind comment, Joanne! 😊
I drooled! You really captured the colors and eclectic nature of the Victorians! When I saw that flower cluster on the top, my first thought was: a Victorian lady's hat. It looks just like one of those!! And, the box is her gown. It's gorgeous!!
Oh Robin, what a fabulous description, thank you!!! 😍
Loved every minute of this project and such a special stunning box! CONGRATULATIONS. ❤❤
Thank you so much, Luise! It is lovely to know you have been following along with me. 😊
Your finished sewing box is exquisite, no wonder you're in love with it. Who wouldn't be?
Thanks Linda. It is so lovely having it finished and being able to use it. 😊
Absolutely stunning! Such a lot of work, but a treasure for sure.
Thank you very much, Candice! The real treasure is our lovely stitching community we share our work with here on RUclips. 😊
I really enjoyed seeing your sewing box coming together. It's really beautiful. Such a lot of work in all of those pieces. It will look so beautiful standing among your crafting things.
Thank you so much, Marion! It brings me a lot of happiness. 😊
This box is so beautiful and has turned out well worth you time - a real treasure!
Thank you, very much, Betty. It certainly has given me many happy hours stitching. 😊
No wonder you are so delighted with it. It came out absolutely gorgeous. Down to the very last detail.
Thank you very much, Juanette! 😊
Absolutely stunning, beautiful colours and stitchery. Thanks so much for sharing x
Thank you very much, Lorna. I am glad you enjoyed it! 😊
So wonderful Leanne to see the finished piece and to see some gifted pieces too in their new finished home 🤗 cheers, Christine 💙🧵🪡
Thanks Christine, and thank you so much for the exquisite pieces that you gifted me. Your stitchy friendship is something I treasure. ☺️
@@leannescraftycupboard precious to me too 💛
You must be proud,Leanne! It's a beauty and a joy to look at! Thanks for your creativity ❤
Thank you so much, Giusi! Creating makes me so happy and it doubles my happiness to share it with other beautiful, creative people like yourself. 😊
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Hi Leanne, WOW!! What a beautiful treasure you have created. The colours are beautiful, you have done an anazing job. Best wishes Lyn
Thanks Lyn. It was a fabulous project the Roxy sisters put together. I was challenged by all the prompts, because I didn't really have any treasure (vintage goods) to use, but by the end of it I created something I treasure! 😊
Your process was fun to watch and the end result is so beautiful.
Thank you for this lovely feedback, Ingrid! 😊
Hi Leanne Happy Australia Day! Your LIttle Sewing Box is beautiful! All that stitching looks amazing too sew Pretty! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! You too, TracyLee! I loved working with so many different materials and techniques on this piece.😊
So beautiful. I have enjoyed watching you make the pieces, but seeing it all come together is amazing!!! Thank you for taking us on the journey. (Also really enjoying the sounds of the birds as we are in dreary winter here in Michigan US.)
Thank you Rosemary! 😊 It is lovely how videos can transport us to different seasons as well, isn't it? On our hottest days, I have been enjoying watching people walk around snowy villages!
Absolutely wonderful! What a lot of work!
Thanks Diana. So many many hours spent blissfully stitching! 😊
This is beautiful. Such lovely work.
Thank you so much, Carol! 😊
Glorious 🥰 just perfect
Thank you very much, Kathy! 😊
Oh wow it’s gorgeous,💖 your so clever it’s just amazing❤️
That is very kind of you, Karen, thank you very much! 😊
Hi Leanne Your Victorian Sewing Box is absolutely beautiful. I also remember making cottage crafts with my sister in Mum & Dad's old caravan. It smelt strongly of pot pourri, which was funny because they eventually sold the caravan to a miner who was going to take it Lightning Ridge to live in 😆
Thanks Sandra. 😊 Great story - I bet he was the happiest most relaxed miner in all of Lightning Ridge! 😆
Spectacular work!
Thank you very much, Ada! 😊
Absolutely stunning! ❤
Thank you Janice! 😊
Wow! Amazing. 🥰
Thank you Vanessa!😊
Hi, that's a lovely piece! 👍
Hello Kathy, thank you! 😊
Just beautiful!
Thank you Corrine! 😊
Just gorgeous. You inspired me to make one for my mum. Just fiddling without a pattern but your generous sharing has helped. Cheers
How lovely Dawn! One tip is the inside pieces are a little smaller than the outside pieces. And the hexagon on the lid is larger than the hexagon on the base, by about 5mm/ quarter of an inch.
@@leannescraftycupboard hi Leanne. Thank you yes I did work that out. My greatest challenge was getting the hexagon right. Even got out the compass and protractor 🤪it’s my mums ninetieth and she taught me to sew and still sews. She was a dressmaker mostly wedding gowns but not an embroiderer. I will post a photo once I’ve given it to her but not till April. Cheers
That is such a beautiful idea for your Mum. A very special and thoughtful gift. I can’t wait to see it in April. 😊
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Stunning!!!!! 😍
Thank you!! I loved making this and it still gives me a thrill every time I open it! 😊
It s beautiful 😊
Thank you so much, Laurie! 😊
Exquisite ❤
Thanks Linda. I am so grateful for the Treasure Hunt challenge that really inspired so much creativity, with the prompts gently pushing us just out of our comfort zone to try new things. 😊