I've finally finished working on part one of the Di Ford BOM. I can't believe that the last eight leaves took me eight days to complete - how did I only managed an average of one leaf per day??
Now that I'm done, I'm really looking forward to starting on part two. While I was cropping this picture down in Photoshop, I realised that the bottom of the basket is not sitting parallel to the edge of the block, so at some point I'm going to straighten it up. It's only 1-2mm higher on the left side, but it's enough to bug me, so I'll get it sorted. Darn, being fussy can be a curse!!
Alrighty, I'm off to do some chores, and then I can get busy working on some appliqué circles ... happy day!
Alrighty, I'm off to do some chores, and then I can get busy working on some appliqué circles ... happy day!
Wow, looking lovely. I love the darker colour way you have chosen. It's really dramatic. I appliqued my circles over about two days. It was very relaxing!
ReplyDeletelooks great - I know what you mean about the basket though it would bug me until I fixed it - :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing as always.
ReplyDeleteThe basket would annoy me too, not that I could ever hope to achieve even half of this!
Precioso, esta primera parte. Te ha quedado genial.
ReplyDeleteSi tu no lo dices, no se nota el error.
Un beso
looking good! I have ordered it from Threadbear. Should come this week. Have been practising needle turn!!
ReplyDeleteWow it is marvelous.
ReplyDeleteYou do such beautiful work! I don't think that I would have noticed the basket, but understand having to fix it. But...how will you fix it?
ReplyDeleteAppliqué always amazes me, and yours is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOh, my! This is so pretty! It must really make you smile to look at it :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful! Cant wait to see Part 2 !
ReplyDeleteLovely work Tazzie. Doesn't it make a difference when you get the fabric choices just right.:-)
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