Little House Needlework: An Adaptation

I’ve been  away  from home for the past week.  I hardly made any effort to check my emails or read the forums.  Then  later  today I found out  that  my partner  has already received  my  package. 

  

Here  was  what I  have made for her.  I wanted to make a stitcher’s  pocket  or most stitchers commonly call it “bourse”  in French and also a mattress pincushion.   As a result, I make it as a 2-in-1 stitcher’s  accessories. This time for Specific Designer  Exchange on SBEBB  was for  TerryP.  Both  the  fabric a 28 ct  Cashel and the threads are my own DIY  version of overdyes. 

 

 

Although  I have  different  mailing  date for this exchange and the Quaker,  but  I stitched and finished this  mattress  pincushion earlier than the Quaker mattress pincushion.  I  could tell that  different technique gives  different finishing effect.  From now on, I will stick using PC#12 for backstitching  and  either a quilting thread or #80  tatting  thread for the whipstitch/ladder stitch.

 

6 Responses to “Little House Needlework: An Adaptation”

  1. wyora Says:

    You did an outstanding job on both the bourse and pincushion, Terry is a lucky person to be the recipient of your craftmanship.

  2. peacefultime Says:

    Bourse and pincushion are so cute!Green and flower fabric are so muching!Your sence is great!

  3. carla77 Says:

    Beautiful work!

  4. leenastitching Says:

    It’s wonderful! Really great job, congratulations!

  5. aprilblue Says:

    Beautiful !


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