Last week I showed off some of my Blackbird "Casting a Spell" WIP. I finished as much as I wanted. I got some foam core and stretched and laced the pieces and put them into the box that I got at "Hobby Lobby" & that I had painted black. Here is the result.

I stitched the pieces on 35 ct 18th Century Rook by R & R using the called for floss. It's a good thing that I have a LNS that uses some of the things that I stitch and complete, because I don't really decorate that much in my house but I've always been a crafty person and I need an outlet for my creations.Since I worked on a dark colored 35ct, I needed to give my eyes a rest and chose to go just the opposite and picked 14ct white opalescent aida to do the next project. This is my design, and so far I am using Threadworx #1085. It is a Christmas design that I hope to have finished in a few days. I'll show it next week, but until then here is the start of it.
I plan on using some embellishments that I found at Hobby Lobby, of course, to do some finishing touches to it.I wonder if I write to Hobby Lobby and mention that they get a lot of free advertising from me in my blog, they'll put me on their public relations/advertising payroll. LOL
well until next week..
May Your Guardian Angel Watch Over You
susieq

5 comments:
ooooo well done on the stitching and the box ... hope to fins something similar over here ? and I watched that film ..... and survived ..lol love mouse xxxx
Love the piece! Hope to see you at your favorite needle shop tomorrow.(ha) More questions on my blog.
Can't wait to see the new one your working on. Ramona
Now, I'm just having a fit over your crafty box! I love the designs and how you fit them into the box. I also love the fabric and I didn't see it when I was in there the other day to get a couple pieces of WDW linen. I wasn't aware they have R & R fabric.
Your box looks wonderful, I'm looking forward to making this one myself when I get hold of a box.
I know! Well, I think I know what your new Christmas piece will be. Can't wait to see if I'm right and how you finish it. Enjoy your stitching!
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