The last week or so has been a rush of craft sales, and preparation for craft sales, and then meetings about craft sales. One such sale has been a regular event for the past few years, and every year I swear that I'll make a few Crazy Patch stockings to take, and every year I forget until it's too late. This year was no exception.
So I vowed to make them right after the New Year. However, with all of my meager Christmas preparations done, and a bit of time until the day, I started them this week. The first one is sewn together, and decorated with programmed stitches in gold. When I made my plans, I had forgotten that I had given all, yes, all, of my lace scraps to the local thrift store as part of my "great purge". But giving it a bit of consideration, I realized that I would be unlikely to get a price that would justify buying more, nor would it likely justify the extra labour that would be needed.
So here is the first one, just before stitching together. I will be adding a red lining, and finishing with the top edge bound. I assure you that they are the same size, and the difference probably due to foreshortening in the photo.
I plan to link this with The Needle and Thread Network
Wednesday, December 12, 2018
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