I have had a few more than two dozen sewing and assembly finishes sitting on the ironing board for quite sometime. Most are ornaments but there are a fair number of pieces that need to be finished as totes and pillows. I finally got a start on them, but only a start. Here's the photo: one more of the La-D-Da cardinal Christmas ornaments and a half-finished project bag. I still need to make the pockets in the lining and then sew it and handles to the bag. For some reason I don't seem to have much enthusiasm for sewing and finishing just now. I need to psyche myself up so that I can get into one of my finishing frenzies and get this all done.
I also finished the Indy 2006 Town Square series' The Silversmith Shop. It calls for a Charland charm to be sewn on the door: a sterling silver sign with a Revere bowl. But I think it looks complete without it. Besides, since I used a higher count fabric than originally charted in order to make it fit in with my Ornament project, I suspect the charm would be disproportionately large for the door. Now, it gets added to the ever growing finish & assembly pile.
I also got a lot done on Dragon Dreams' Dragon of the Winter Moon, as can be seen in this photo. I do still have the moon to stitch and the beading in the mountain range to do but I am nearly there. It has been my primary focus for the past few days and will be until I finish it.
5 comments:
Congrats on the great finish Regina. I so love the dragon.
Linda
I know just what you mean about the 'finishing'. I can't make myself do it either. Luckily, I have a friend who is good at it and actually enjoys it so I sent it all to her!! Congrats on getting even a small part of that pile done!! Laura
I do have to be in the right mood for finishing too!
The dragon is looking great, it was a good idea to backstitch the castle.
Yay to you for finishing the Silversmith piece and nearly finishing the dragon one. I have to be in the mood for finishing. My last bout of it I mainly just did simple pillow finishes... because the pieces had borders on them already. But I want to try to do a different type soon... best look in my drawer and see what I have! Hugs!
The Silversmith Shop looks wonderful, I lovely variable blue for the brickwork.
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