Ok, pick yourselves up off the floor now! This has to be a first for me. Not only two days in a row but this will probably be a record short post for me! I posted this on Facebook and Kim told me I had to post it to my blog now too. Actually she yelled at me to post it! ::sniff sniff:: Lol! I'll get trained sooner or later.
Finally got 'Home of a Needleworker' in a frame! This piece has special meaning to me. It was about 3/4 finished when I broke my wrist & had surgery on it. I sat there looking at this everyday for about 6 wks. It was slow going when I got back to it! It hurt terrible to move my wrist, but I was determined to finish it. Good therapy though. :) Jerry helped me frame it today. I hate framing stuff but I can't afford to have things professionally framed so.... It was a bugger to get straight in the frame! Every time we got one side straight, another was crooked or off center. :p But, here it is and it's on the wall. :)
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Great finish...framing looks nice too!
ReplyDeleteI know I posted on facebook but I will post it here too. Beautiful! I love the frame for this piece. It fits it perfectly.
ReplyDeleteI think you did a great job on the framing and it looks very nice.
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Elaine... Im so PROUD of you!
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Hehe No seriously, thanks for listening to me!! You deserve a great pat on the back!
P.S. Sorry this is so late, had a serious game I had to watch for about 3 hrs there. GO PACK!
It looks great, congrats.
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I thinkit turned out beautifully. How lovely!!!!! I love the framing, also. Framing is so expensive, even with the 50% off, and you now have all that money to buy new stuff.
ReplyDeleteA stunning finish, beautifully framed. Can I ask how you frame your pieces?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I have this one in my stash too.
ReplyDeleteHi Elaine, I love willow, it will be lovely done! You did a fantastic job both stitching and framing home of a stitcher. Sandy P.
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful piece, it looks fantastic!
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