Slow Stitching Sunday

This Dresden plate started with my Aunt Pat.  I love the idea of collaborating with her by using the pieces that I inherited from her.  I started embroidering the seams a number of years ago.  At the time I called it finished but wasn't truly happy with it.  I have decided to resurrect it to include in my mandala series.  I added a fair amount of stitching to it this week but there is still more to do.

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  1. Denise :)January 28, 2020 at 12:24 PM

    What a lovely, clever idea! I love how you incorporate sweet pieces with your own and then meld them together with stitching! It's just fabulous! :)

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