Slow Stitching Sunday

Why do I keep working on scrolls?  I am following my muse and trying to use up scraps.  And it is fun! Mind you, this one I have sewn everything into one long length first.  That is a little bit tricky to stitch but I am up for the challenge.

These scrolls are a little like crazy quilting which I love.  I am keen to add some silk ribbon embroidery to this one.  I adore the feeling of silk and stitching with is such a pleasure!

Today will be busy as we have our granddaughter's third birthday party to attend.  Does mean about an hour's drive though.  For sure there will be some stitching being done in the car.

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https://kathysquilts.blogspot.com/



 

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LIttle Penguin Quilts said…
Hope you had a fun day! Your scroll is so neat - pretty colors and embellishments. I love following as you add things to your stitching projects!
April 14, 2024 at 8:50 PM
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