We selected a simple cream mount and an oak frame.
Carl was concerned that he may have to 'loose' a couple of stitches in the rescue, if he did, I sure can't tell.Click on the picture for a much larger image, I didn't do my usual trick and resize.
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I'll be back to bag making over the next few days, one friend says she'll put some on her stall at a monthly produce and craft market. Another received one of my bags just after Christmas, full of crafty goodies, and a neighbour of hers wants one, and is prepared to pay! Cool.
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Time to go play.
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Gratitude's
1) My girls look better.
2) Being home on a miserable day
3) Hot sweet tea.
9 comments:
That was a quick turn around and he has made a lovely job. They look wonderful
What a great job he has made of framing your stitching. It looks fantastic.
Beautiful!
Fabulous! I love the colors!
They look wonderful. It showcases such a lovely piece much better.
That is one of my favourite cross- stitcheries, Loulee - DD started one oh, perhaps over 10 years ago - not finished yet - must get on her back! Just beautiful!
Hugs - Lurline♥
Lovely rescue job on the girls...hope you have found some wall space to display them! Will be interested to hear what you think of the Green batting...I like the bamboo batting and have used it quite a bit.
word verification: piningst....is this the person who pines the most?
Great news about the bags - hope you do well! The girls look great in their frame.
i knew that was going to come out great! i love it!
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