One corner of the suppercloth started by my mother-in-law.
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Patra's Place will be mostly about my linen collection, but also about my SINS (Stuff I'll Never Stitch), UFOs (UnFinished Objects) and projects that I am currently working on. Since I created this first blog, I have diversified somewhat! You can see the list of my other blogs, and my favourite websites and blogs by other people, on the sidebar.
"It takes ages to finish a quilt you're not working on!"
About Me
- Gina E.
- Melbourne, Vic., Australia
- I was married to Ken for 43 years, but he died in October 2022. So I am now alone with two cats, eight hens, and a few finches and parrots in one aviary.
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- This is an unworked small tablecloth, with a cute ...
- From the same opshop mentioned previously, this tr...
- I bought this Crinoline Lady doiley at an opshop ...
- I'm not sure what this item was meant to be used a...
- Half of a centrepiece, beautifully stitched in cri...
- This is stitched on a very light almost sheer mate...
- One of a matching pair. The blue stitch has me so...
- On seeing this pair, one of my friends said "ugh, ...
- Unusual tray cloth; I've folded it so you can see ...
- Forgot to include this older style centrepiece whe...
- Top half of a cute doiley..Posted by Picasa
- ...and the bottom half!Posted by Picasa
- One corner of an unfinished tablecloth. Pity the ...
- Lovely cushion cover on that brown cloth that seem...
- So many new additions to my linen!
- Square doiley with neat and pretty stitching in on...
- Centrepiece featuring an unusual design, very dain...
- Centrepiece with art deco style floral work.Posted...
- More gorgeous stitching on this centrepiece - love...
- Centrepiece doiley with an interesting design...ar...
- I was delighted to find this centrepiece - carnati...
- My final post for tonight - the third sandwich tra...
- I have dozens of sandwich tray doilies, but couldn...
- Not a spectacular piece, but to me it is exquisite...
- When Ken saw this one among the hundreds on the ta...
- Sometimes scanning can never give the true depth o...
- Assisi style doiley. I have so much of this type ...
- One end of the larger doiley in a duchess set of t...
- More about my World War 1 Peacock postcard.
- Some fine additions to my collection.
- I tried for about 15 minutes to improve this scan,...
- This shows one half of a traycloth or oblong centr...
- More art deco embroidery, hand crocheted edge as w...
- The other 'sunrise' style art deco doiley.Posted b...
- I love art deco designs, and this is a classic exa...
- This arrived from England today. One of the lovel...
- Now this was a real 'find'. A tray cloth put out ...
- Teacosy found in Elsternwick for $5 - what a barga...
- I bought these privately from a friend who was goi...
- I found this in a local opshop last week. It look...
- Vintage items from a variety of sources.
- This pattern is on all four sides of M.I.L's cloth...
- One corner of the suppercloth started by my mother...
- Teacosy from England which arrived in today's mail...
- One napkin is all that survived from a complete se...
- Sorry about the wrinkles - I was so excited I coul...
- Car accompanying the lady in green on this apron. ...
- This is a tea-towel that was stitched for me by a ...
- This is one end of a gorgeous table runner from th...
- The Calico Cat is in Melbourne!
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2 comments:
What a lovely pattern!
I love the way they put that little edging of holes to crochet or tat in. This is lovely work!
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