Hi,
I am stitching along with Royce on her Bunny Project. Its a simple cute bunny - stitched using double back stitch and pattern darning. As I am taking part in Anita's Chikan SAL, the double back stitch in this bunny project was pretty easy and fast. Recently, in TAST 2012 when Sharon announced the running stitch I was so mesmerised about pattern darning and wanted to do something with it. Royce has provided the initial trigger to start with pattern darning. Thank you Royce.
There is a small story behind this bunny. Recently, I read my younger son a lovely cute story about a bunny. The bunny's name was Daley-B. Daley-B did not understand that he was a rabbit and started living in a tree seeing the birds building their nests on the tree. He started eating acorns like squirrels. My son was so hooked on to this particular story - I ended up reading the story some 60 times.. (per day some 5 times)..
After the completion of this bunny project, I am planning to give it to him as a little surprise. :) . Hope he would like it.
I am stitching along with Royce on her Bunny Project. Its a simple cute bunny - stitched using double back stitch and pattern darning. As I am taking part in Anita's Chikan SAL, the double back stitch in this bunny project was pretty easy and fast. Recently, in TAST 2012 when Sharon announced the running stitch I was so mesmerised about pattern darning and wanted to do something with it. Royce has provided the initial trigger to start with pattern darning. Thank you Royce.
There is a small story behind this bunny. Recently, I read my younger son a lovely cute story about a bunny. The bunny's name was Daley-B. Daley-B did not understand that he was a rabbit and started living in a tree seeing the birds building their nests on the tree. He started eating acorns like squirrels. My son was so hooked on to this particular story - I ended up reading the story some 60 times.. (per day some 5 times)..
great ... a nice read too
ReplyDeleteone thing , I wish to tell you is that always keep the fabric drum-tight on the hoop , which is even more important henceforth.
Also pass the needle on fabric exactly on the line drawn.