Well, I picked up my framing yesterday and as promised, I have pics to share! The first one is a piece my local sampler group (Colonial Samplar Dames) did as a SAL. We started it in January and it has been stitched for quite a while, just not framed.
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13 Colonies by LHN
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The next one was a frequent visitor to the blog some months ago. She too has been waiting anxiously for her turn at the framers and she came out quite lovely if I do say so myself!!
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Francis Pool by WMN&T
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I love the way the blue of the frame really makes the blue in the sampler pop!! She will go to my LNS to show off her bad self for a while before she comes home to stay.
Lastly, I managed to get the field of stars finished on One Nation this afternoon. Next time I pick this one up I will be able to start on the stripes!!
Its back to deadline stitching now but I hope to have that done by the end of the weekend if all goes well. I have a ton of other things calling my name and boy, summer sure is speeding by!! I have 272 Words slated to come out the 1st of August and I would sure like to make that date. Someone has been waiting very patiently for that reappearance and I wouldn't want to disappoint!!
Don't you just love having things come home from the framer? Beautiful work and lovely frames!
ReplyDeletePerfect frames for two absolutely beautiful pieces.
ReplyDeleteYour 13 colonies and Frances Poole are stunning!
ReplyDeletePerfect frames for your wonderful stitching~~~~ bee-utiful!!!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness your samplers look fabulous! Nice work on the Nation. Looking forward to seeing the stripes start coming to life.
ReplyDeleteYour work is beautiful! Excellent framing jobs on these. The Thirteen Colonies design is one of my favorites. Love the progress you've made on One Nation so far!! That will definitely be a gorgeous piece when completed. Happy stitching!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful finishes--thirteen colonies is awesome
ReplyDeleteYour samplers look so pretty framed. The flag piece is looking great.
ReplyDeleteThose are awesome, Laura!! The simplicity of the frames really sets them off. Well done.
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