Four things in this picture are mine. You've seen the Pomegranate Pincushion in the upper left. The Remember Me pillow, Strawberry scissor keep and the Antique Vases sewing case are all mine too. I need to do a separate post to record their finishes here on the blog. The pillow was last year's group project last seen here. The Antique Vases sewing case was last seen here.
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I also wanted to show you the stash haul from the Queen Bee's "boutique" this year. There were several things on deep discount that I couldn't resist!
These three were all complete kits that included fabric and floss! The two heart shaped ones even included the Altoids tin as well. The first one even has silk floss. All were priced too good to pass up.
All but the Scarlet House one in this picture were also on sale. I got the kit with the pansy scissor fob. It has everything but scissors! Loved the tea themed one and Miss Peepers was just to cute. I've really been into Patriotic pieces lately and I've seen this on several blogs lately. Nice!
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What!?!
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So that's the end for today. Har har...couldn't resist! I've got one more post to wrap up the weekend. Thanks for stopping by for the second installment.
More next time,
The Inspired Stitcher
5 comments:
Ha!! What a way to end the recap! A horse's rear end comes to mind! That is a nice grouping of stitched pieces, as usual. Of course, I recognized the Pomegranate pincushion... sigh... So many great pieces! I have Miss Peepers in my cabinet, waiting to be stitched! This year, at least! Thanks for sharing! Looking forward to the next installment! Hugs!
I, too, was thinking horse's heiney. Great shots of the show and tell table! What a wonderful group of stitchers you hang out with, Lisa! You came home with some wonderful new stash. I don't remember seeing the patriotic chart pack from the Scarlett House before; off to look for it. Enjoy your weekend!
Looks wonderful! I'm behind on blog reading so I'm commenting for both your Russelville posts. Thank goodness you got through that storm ok! Whoa! Very scary! Love seeing all the stitching you gals did. Also the retreat piece and the new stash! That tomato -- my my! lol! Glad you had a good time!
It must have been wonderful to see all those pieces together! There's nothing quite like needlework "in the flesh", up close and personal. Or tomatoes!
All great projects.
You found some great stash also.
Yup, a horse's butt. lol
Marilyn
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