As I didn't know at the time whether I was having a baby boy or girl I decided to make a less girly, more unisex version, and I replaced a few of the letters with other embroideries that seemed a bit more British appropriate, including Bus for B (using the fab Aneela Hoey's pattern from Little Stitches), and Teapot for T (also Aneela's), amongst others.
So, now all of the letters are finished, and I just need to decide on fabric to sash it with (I'm thinking these polka dots, which i love!), although I have a little plan for a special embroidery block for the centre first- I just need to put it into action....
Ange x
The embroideries are lovely, Ange, well done you! And the polkadots suit them!
ReplyDeletewow - that was fast. I am slowly doing one block at a time and am only up to I - is going to take me a while!
ReplyDeleteI definitely wouldn't say you'd lost your sewjo! They're beautiful and your stitching is lovely. Maybe just your machine sewjo was taking a holiday!?
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I love the dots! You've reminded me i must start mine!
ReplyDeleteThat is going to be so cute! What a great idea for when you are relaxing on the sofa.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Beautiful stitching.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, that is a labour of love! so tiny and lovely.
ReplyDeleteLovely stitching Ange :) Great polka dots too!!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and I love them with the dots.
ReplyDeleteJeez, even your sofatime was productive!!
ReplyDeleteIf thats what happens when you lose your sewjo, I'm not sure that I'd be able to keep up with you at full speed!!!!! It's going to be a beautiful quilt, lucky baby!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!!
ReplyDeletelovely! so much patience and work goes into little embroidery blocks like that, i'm very impressed :)
ReplyDeleteYou've done good. All those embroideries are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteThis is going to be a really cute quilt Ange - and how speedy are you with the embroidery needle?!
ReplyDelete"At the time" suggests you know what you're having... spill!
ReplyDeleteThey are absolutely gorgeous, lucky lucky baby. And, those polkas dots….it will be perfect x
ReplyDeleteVery nice! What was originally for 'b' and 't' then? I thought 't' was always for tea lol
ReplyDeleteYour embroidery is looking lovely!
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