In Process



I got the order of these photos wrong.  The first block is the one in the middle.  It is my Aunt Pat's embroidery.  I have been working some of her unfinished blocks that I inherited.  I am trying to keep some of her stitching still visible.

My next step is in the top photo.  I machine stitched one some bits and pieces of lace.  A very kind friend at work shared with her scraps as she is trying to clear out her studio.  They were perfect to add to this.

Yesterday I got out the paints and had it.  I love getting messy!  Now the block is ready to stitch into.  This is the third block I have done this way.  I am treating them all like wild gardens.  I am not sure if I will stitch all of them together or have them be individual pieces.  I have a LOT more of Aunt Pat's blocks so I could turn this into a big piece.  I don't have to decide right now.

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Comments

  1. Wow Angela, that is so cool. I really like the way that you incorporated your aunt's blocks with other bits. The colour really changes it but it does look like a wonderful garden. I can't wait to see how you stitch and embellish it!

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  2. What a creative way to use vintage blocks! I think that would be a good way to treat vintage hankies, too.

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  3. Beautiful work, I love the use of textiles!

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