The cross stitch is the latest little project I have been working on for a friend. It is a free pattern from here. Now the part I struggle with, how to finish it!! Wendy xx
Monday, 29 April 2013
A new noticeboard
Many years ago I had made a noticeboard for Charlotte's room but it was now looking tired and uninspiring. Charlie researched for ideas on the internet and found a style she liked. We found a basic noticeboard that was large enough for us to make two so Josh gets one for his room as well. Charlie enjoyed shopping for trimmings and we used a staple gun to attach everything. She then found a tutorial for me to make her the fabric rose. I'm really enjoying seeing her style develop and seeing her choose what treasures to have on display. A friend made her the Charlie sign, I made her the Tilda cat some years ago, and she definitely wanted a photo of her beloved Nana and Granddad on display.
The cross stitch is the latest little project I have been working on for a friend. It is a free pattern from here. Now the part I struggle with, how to finish it!! Wendy xx
The cross stitch is the latest little project I have been working on for a friend. It is a free pattern from here. Now the part I struggle with, how to finish it!! Wendy xx
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Charlie's noticeboard looks great Wendy. Your cross stitch is lovely too.
ReplyDeleteCharlie new notice board looks unreal and i love the rose,such a pretty room and well done finishing your cross stitch Wendy.xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous notice board for Charlie..
ReplyDeleteHave fun stitching your pretty cross stitch.
Nice notice board. I like your little cross stitch....I have the same finishing off problems, doing the stitching is the easy part.
ReplyDeleteLove the little cross stitch. Looking forward to seeing what it becomes part of.
ReplyDeleteSweet notice board.
The notice board looks great. Finishing off is always the hardest thing to decide. It takes me ages to make the choice. Hugs.....
ReplyDeleteThe notice board looks awesome.Love your cross stitching too.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week.
Charlies noticeboard has turned out great Wendy - you are so very clever
ReplyDeleteIt is a very prety noteboard and the flower is so nice. I love your embroidery.
ReplyDeletelovely noticeboard and great that you worked on it together.
ReplyDeletevery nice cross stitch, I have that one filed away for 'one day'.
if it's a sewing friend would a little pin cushion work? with a scissor keep on the back.
I love Charlies new Notice board and your cross stitch looks great. hugs
ReplyDeleteLovely notice board ,lovely and girly just what I like.
ReplyDeleteLike the little cross stitch.Can we see Josh's board when it's done.xx
That looks pretty, I like the cross stitch too. Nice to see a youngster taking an interest in crafts!
ReplyDeleteLooks wonderful! That's such a beauty of a fabric rose, too. Very inspiring post today!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the notice board! The cross stitch is looking great too. I'm not a fan of doing it but love seeing what others produce. I'm sure you will finish it beautifully too.
ReplyDeleteHi Wendy - gosh I love what you have both done with the noticeboard. Ever so slightly a french country look coming through I feel. Love the fabric rose you made & the x-stitch you are working on. Have a great week, Julie :-)
ReplyDeleteThe noticeboard is fantastic .. and your rose is perfect for it... love how Charlie has set it all up.... and what a pretty little cross stitch...
ReplyDeleteHugz
Charlies room is really fun & funky, it is nice she is making some things for her special space.
ReplyDeleteWhen I see your X stitches I am tempted to take up x stitching again!
Wonderful additions to Charlie's room!
ReplyDeleteCross stitching is lovely - I can suggest needlebook or pinkeep finish :)
Hugs,
Tatyana
This is lovely ! Charlie has a good taste...like her Mum !!
ReplyDeleteFlorence
What a sweet way to display inspiring things and I love your rose! :)
ReplyDeleteIt looks very pretty Wendy. It is nice to see tastes develop within our children isn't it, I often get inspired by my girls:) xx
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