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#onstage2018 Needlepoint Nook samples #4

I have always loved a 3D frame and try to create a sampler each time there is a new catalogue. The Needlepoint Nook suite lent itself to this quite easily.
A friend gave me a stash of goodies from a well loved sewing room which included these gorgeous thread wheels and lots of tiny timber spools of cotton, I have had some in a jar as part of my kitchen decor but moved them to this new home. Included in the stash was a beautiful button which inspired the handmade birdsnest in both frames I have made using the Cathedral Window style.
There are a few squares using the embroidery panel from the thinlits, some fussy cut floral embroidered flowers, and a few things I love.


It is based on the Cathedral Window quilt pattern and the circles of DSP are all Mossy Meadow, punched using a 2" punch, the squares are 1 3/8" and they are all raised on either a single or double layer of dimensionals or thick card.
I've used all the Needlepoint Nook buttons, lots of coordinating ribbon, the old olive linen thread, copper stickers, copper ribbon, and just a general stash of lovelies.





It was quite difficult to hang straight!! as part of my display board.

The little copper sticker butterfly is popped up on some wire.

A bit fiddly but very satisfying.
  This is quite similar to the last frame I did which you can see here.


But most importantly, I hope you take inspiration from the central message and go post a handmade paper hug to someone you love today. 

I still have a few more projects to post to add to my Needlepoint Nook Pinterest board, so be sure to subscribe to my follow me by email link

recent posts this week include
Needlepoint Nook samples#1, samples #2, samples#3, samples#5 - the fold out Ferrero Box.

I hope you have a creative week and remember, 
"don't just post online,
 post something pretty!"

cheers, Liz

Comments

  1. Absolutely Gorgeous Liz, You are sooo TALENTED <3
    Cheers Shaz

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  2. This is amazing Liz, I took so many photos because I was inspired to create after seeing this. I loved it!

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    1. oh HI Charlotte, thanks so much. Hope you have found some time to be creative!! would love to see photos of what you create too!

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