A big HELLO to all my friends.
Well it looks like the Blogger issue is fixed.
Fingers crossed for good now.
I have two finishes today to show off.
First I finished one Redwork Pears.
The pattern is by Annie Beez.
I stitched just the middle one.
I did not do it in red,
plus stitched on yellow linen.
There are three sides.
I used a yellow fabric for the other two.
Stuffed this one with some of Tundra's fur,
and Morning Glory fiberfill stuffing.
More fatter than the pattern photo.
I made the leaves out of green wool I had.
I love how this turned out.
Placed in a bowl for a fun Autumn display.
Will need to do the other two...
maybe next year.
Then I finished and had framed
Elizabeth Manners 1843.
I did change up the angels to a peach,
along with Adam and Eve.
The pattern called for pink.
Both framed in a red oak...
which ironically matches closely
to my pumpkin pine cabinet.
The top of this cabinet is bare at the moment.
Getting ready for an Autumn update.
In other news,
Tundra tried his best to grab himself
a chipmunk the other day.
It was quite comical to see him
run around the yard a bit.
Finally the chipmunk went under the fence.
I knew Tundra would not catch him,
so was not worried about the chipmunk.
Tundra did get his exercise in though.
Wednesday Bob and I took a road trip.
Grandpa Ed watched Tundra for us.
It was a nice getaway...12 hours we were gone.
Will let you know what we did on an upcoming post.
Well I hope you all have a wonderful weekend.
Will play catch up on reading your posts today.
Weekend Blessings To All!
Janice
This post did show up for me already. Now I just hope my new post will update for people!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful finishes as always.
Looking forward to reading about your and Bob's adventure...and what came home with you.
I like the pear hooked on the yellow and perfectly displayed in the bowl.
ReplyDeleteI love the pear! It looks perfect in that bowl.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth Manners looks great next to Sarah Unwin.
Can't wait to hear about your trip.
I really like that pear pillow!
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't know if the Blogger feed was working. I have everyone on a 3rd party feed reader which works.
I look forward to your next post about your day trip!
I too love the pear. I would. have done it in red. I love red work.
ReplyDeleteI've put my blog reading list on Feedly so don't have to worry about blogger. So far it is working great.
It's a beautiful pear. Glad Tundra did not get the chipmunk. Can't wait to hear about your trip.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful stitch work as always and I love how you displayed it! Our Annabelle goes after rabbits every so often but we know she'll never catch them with her short 12yr old legs! Looking forward to hearing about your trip!
ReplyDeleteHello! It has been a bit since I have got to visit! Oh I love the pear!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletePretty pear - and your framed pieces are stunning. You are so incredibly prolific. I wish I could be even a fraction that productive. Oooo....bet something followed you home from your little trip! Can't wait to see!
ReplyDeleteYour pear looks lovely and so does your framed pieces. I love the colors. You and everyone else seems to be very productive.
ReplyDeleteI haven't blogged in a very long while and even forget to check blogs. I've been so busy with life that I haven't been productive in any hooking or any other needle crafts.
Take care and enjoy Autumn.
Hugs,
Julia
I'm so relieved the blogs are fixed. I missed you!
ReplyDeleteOh, just so neat! You quite the sticher! YES glad Blogger is fixed!
ReplyDeleteI am just getting over an awful virus. It took me down for the count. I slept most of Friday and 1/2 of Saturday. It is awful. Hope it does not travel your way. YUCK is what it is.
ReplyDeleteI am catching up. And I love pears. So this is a new favorite for me of yours. :-)
xo
Love your pear. If I hadn't given my finished pears away, I would have taken them apart and used the three sided finish.
ReplyDeleteWonderful pieces such great w of rk.
ReplyDeleteCathy