
Secondly, the poppy card.

I'm not convinced about the frame but it's the only one I had.
As of today the Knotted Garden Biscornu looks like this.

I was pleased with the progress made on the Pale Blue Santa. All he needs is a head and a lot of backstitch!

Yesterday I managed to complete two more motifs on Mary Wigham. I have recharted some more of the medallions to make them symmetrical. I will post them next time. As I stitched I also noticed some errors on my recharted version which I will also go back and correct.

I've enjoyed reading the comments on the TUSAL post. Heaven knows what I will do next time.

6 comments:
I love the pale blue santa. Love seeing santa in other colours.
Lovely finishes! You have been busy! And great WIPS.
Jen, you are truly stitching up a storm! It all looks lovely. Finishes are so pretty and your WIP's look great!
Congratulations Jen! Your needles are smoking and everything is so pretty.
I saw your question about White Nights on my blog. I used a System 4 Needlework stand and 30" scroll rods. I had to fold the fabric in about an inch on each side (St. Pete's a big boy!) :) I also used quilt batting because I bead as I go and didn't want to crush them, plus it helps keep everything a 'little' more snug. When I got to the outer edges of the fabric it was hard to keep the fabric scrolled tightly, but it worked out OK and it was soooo worth it when I was done. St Pete is simply drop-dead gorgeous and I loved stitching it. HTH and if you have any other questions, feel free to email me. ((hugs))) di
As usual you are racing along. I particularly like the poppy. Blue santa is coming on now. Looking forward to seeing your next White Nights.
Glad to see the Blue Santa- I go into a decline at the lack of Christmas pics- so pleased to see him back out in the open. Like your other finishes . Do you keeo putting your needle in iced water to cool it down????
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