I am going to tell you a story. Don't worry, it's not too long.
Once upon this time last year, I went to the 4-H plant sale with my mom, and bought an African Violet. They are really hard to convince to bloom. And it hadn't bloomed until this month! So, I wanted to share it's beautiful flower with you!
Friday, May 27, 2011
Jacobian Pomegranate Take 2
School is out, and so is my needle. :) I have been working ferociously on my Jacobian Pomegranate, and the present that you can't tell about. Here is what I have so far on the pomegranate. Isn't it cool?
I am having so much fun with this, and it is just increasing my love of embroidery! So far I have done padded satin stitch, satin stitch, and stem stitch. Eeep! *Happy dance*
Better get back to work!
~Alexis
I am having so much fun with this, and it is just increasing my love of embroidery! So far I have done padded satin stitch, satin stitch, and stem stitch. Eeep! *Happy dance*
Better get back to work!
~Alexis
Thursday, May 26, 2011
GLOVE GIVEAWAY!!!
The Madonna imitation gloves I wore for the 80's celebration can be yours for a comment! This special offer ends on June 14th, so get posting!
~Alexis
~Alexis
Give Yourself A Hand~Or Glove
Hello everyone!
It has been awhile, but I promised I would post about the 80's celebration we had. I decided to give a little tutorial on the gloves I wore.
They were surprisingly easy and very fun to make. :)
I began with two pieces of this black netting-like fabric. The pieces were the width of my hand and then tapered a little at the bottom. The first thing I did was sew up one side of the two pieces together. Right side to right side. :) After that I folded over the top of the glove a quarter inch and sewed it down to fortify the edge. Then, I cut another strip of the fabric, gathered it a little, and attached it to the bottom of the glove. The last thing to do is sew up the other side, but you have to make a hole for your thumb to go through. What I did was place my hand in the glove, and put two pins approximately where my thumb began and ended. Then, sew it up leaving that hole open. The hole for the thumb needs to be turned under and then: Taadaa! A finished glove!
Have fun and create!
~Alexis
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