Monday, March 29, 2010
SMO Four Season Fatties SAL Summer Block Finish
Have a one day start and finish. It's part of the SMO Four Season Fatties SAL. Sandy posted Summer and I managed to get it done in one day. I am really enjoying this SAL and I will admit to camping the board looking for Sandy to post it. Hey, it's not very often you look forward to Mondays, yea?
Anyhoo, here's my work for this afternoon. It's hot off the Q-Snaps (like, literally 2 minutes ago that I put the last stitch in! :P). I was lazy and used a button for the birds, but I like the way it turned out. I will probably stitch this again, and when I do, I will probably stitch the birds in the nest. :)
First a re-cap on the mats so far:
Design: Four Seasons Fatties SAL
Designer: Sandra Dering of SanMan Originals
Fabric: 28 count white evenweave (possibly Lugana)
Overview notes: Part one Fibers and Fabric:
Fibers: Main border in DMC 310
Spring wording used Crescent Colours Summer Spray, border in Anchor 242
Summer wording used Crescent Colours in Cupid, border in Anchor 246
Fall wording used Anchor 359, border in Crescent Colours Tangerine
Winter wording used Crescent Colours Blue Moon, border in Crescent Colours Grannie Annie.
Part two fibers used:
Bunneh in DMC 938
Inside of Bunneh ears, heart and butterfly under the letter S in one strand of DMC 605 and one strand of Kreinik #092 pink
Flower petals in Anchor #118, center of flower and second butterfly in Anchor #292, stem in Anchor #209, grass in Anchor 244.
Kreinik #001 silver blending filament for butterfly antennae.
Backstitching in DMC 605, one strand
Part Three Fibers Used:
DMC 310 for black stripes on bee
Anchor 310 for branches, 244, for leaves, 359 for nest, 295 for yellow stripes on bee, 147 for heart on bee.
Glisten Gloss Metallic in #SP01; silver for bee's wings
Accoutrement: Mill Hill beads in #62031 Old Gold; Just Another Button Company bluebird button
Well, it's late and I better head to bed. Need to clean up my desk area from where I've been stitching and get ready for bed. :)
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Respectfully submitted,
C.
Anyhoo, here's my work for this afternoon. It's hot off the Q-Snaps (like, literally 2 minutes ago that I put the last stitch in! :P). I was lazy and used a button for the birds, but I like the way it turned out. I will probably stitch this again, and when I do, I will probably stitch the birds in the nest. :)
First a re-cap on the mats so far:
Design: Four Seasons Fatties SAL
Designer: Sandra Dering of SanMan Originals
Fabric: 28 count white evenweave (possibly Lugana)
Overview notes: Part one Fibers and Fabric:
Fibers: Main border in DMC 310
Spring wording used Crescent Colours Summer Spray, border in Anchor 242
Summer wording used Crescent Colours in Cupid, border in Anchor 246
Fall wording used Anchor 359, border in Crescent Colours Tangerine
Winter wording used Crescent Colours Blue Moon, border in Crescent Colours Grannie Annie.
Part two fibers used:
Bunneh in DMC 938
Inside of Bunneh ears, heart and butterfly under the letter S in one strand of DMC 605 and one strand of Kreinik #092 pink
Flower petals in Anchor #118, center of flower and second butterfly in Anchor #292, stem in Anchor #209, grass in Anchor 244.
Kreinik #001 silver blending filament for butterfly antennae.
Backstitching in DMC 605, one strand
Part Three Fibers Used:
DMC 310 for black stripes on bee
Anchor 310 for branches, 244, for leaves, 359 for nest, 295 for yellow stripes on bee, 147 for heart on bee.
Glisten Gloss Metallic in #SP01; silver for bee's wings
Accoutrement: Mill Hill beads in #62031 Old Gold; Just Another Button Company bluebird button
Well, it's late and I better head to bed. Need to clean up my desk area from where I've been stitching and get ready for bed. :)
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Respectfully submitted,
C.
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3 comments:
I love how it's turning out so far. Your choice of colors is lovely.
Barb in TX
They both look awesome! I love this series!
Love it, Cindy! Great job. Love the button! Nice touch. I am so behind on mine. Doing an Easter piece I have to finish this week!
:D
Cathryn
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