Thursday, April 2, 2020
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I love seeing your creativity progressing from beginning - it's such a special way to start each day. THANK YOU
ReplyDeleteThanks Annmarie!
DeleteDeveloping beautifully!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for checking in each morning and for commenting! We all need to boost each other’s spirits right now.
ReplyDeleteThanks Rachel.
DeleteLoving it!
ReplyDelete(You probably talked about this a long time ago.) I have been holding my fabric when I embroider rather than a hoop. I have better control of the fabric and design. Do you use a hope when you embroider?
ReplyDeleteGreat questions, so many options. For most surface embroidery I prefer to work in hand. It is flexible, portable and I prefer the control too. For this SAL I am working in hand. I can do very small bits of satin stitch this way but if planned to use satin stitch in large areas I would use a hoop. If your technique gives you the result you want then I believe it is the right technique for you!
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