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.
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Update on Chief UFO
See? Nearly finished! If you click on the photo, it may bring it close enough to see where I've done back stitching around the face, and also the beads I used to embellish his jade adornments.
I enjoyed visiting this morning. Boy, what beautiful work you do. I loved seeing everything. You are one talented person.
I have cross stitched before and like doing it, but don't do it enough. I like to crochet and knit a bit...usually just dish cloths. Just something to keep your hands busy while relaxing.
G... He is wonderful!!!! He is so proud and those feathers are just delicious... It makes me want to stitch him myself - if I had another life... Congratulations he is such an accomplishment and proof of all your hard work...S
Thank you all for your kind words - do you know, if I didn't have this blog, and hadn't received the ongoing support from my online friends, I doubt if I would have got this project going again. I was so annoyed at Ken for removing all my other embroideries from the wall in our lounge room a few years ago, I vowed I would never finish the Indian for him. So thank you all, and a special thank you to Sharon who introduced me to the blogging community in the first place!
Gina, and as you send out kind words to Sharon for showing you the world "of blogging" I send the very same good wishes to you my dear friend. Blogging is so much a part of my like now and I miss it when I cannot be here.
Your Indian is looking very good and soon will be finished I am sure.
I enjoyed visiting this morning. Boy, what beautiful work you do. I loved seeing everything. You are one talented person.
ReplyDeleteI have cross stitched before and like doing it, but don't do it enough. I like to crochet and knit a bit...usually just dish cloths. Just something to keep your hands busy while relaxing.
Karen
http://karen-thoughtsandreflections.blogspot.com
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ReplyDeleteG... He is wonderful!!!! He is so proud and those feathers are just delicious... It makes me want to stitch him myself - if I had another life... Congratulations he is such an accomplishment and proof of all your hard work...S
ReplyDeleteHe's coming right along! Looking good!
ReplyDeleteWow Gina, he's looking fantastic.
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your kind words - do you know, if I didn't have this blog, and hadn't received the ongoing support from my online friends, I doubt if I would have got this project going again. I was so annoyed at Ken for removing all my other embroideries from the wall in our lounge room a few years ago, I vowed I would never finish the Indian for him. So thank you all, and a special thank you to Sharon who introduced me to the blogging community in the first place!
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ReplyDeleteawww shucks G -I didn't do anything... I just showed you how to blog - you did all the rest.. But thanks for those kind words
:-)) S
He is looking magnificent, well done, love the beads on his ornaments.
ReplyDeleteLooks great. Keep going.
ReplyDeleteYou have been awarded the You Make Me Smile award. Thank you for making me smile.
ReplyDeleteLookin good!
ReplyDeleteGina, and as you send out kind words to Sharon for showing you the world "of blogging" I send the very same good wishes to you my dear friend. Blogging is so much a part of my like now and I miss it when I cannot be here.
ReplyDeleteYour Indian is looking very good and soon will be finished I am sure.
happy stitching. Lee-ann