Primitive Wizard of Oz
Midsummer Night Designs
Antique Ivory Belfast Linen
Crescent Colors and DMC Threads
Midsummer Night Designs
Antique Ivory Belfast Linen
Crescent Colors and DMC Threads
With mixed feelings I put the final stitches into this last night. This has been such a fun project and I'm going to miss it a lot. Each little character has a neat little touch; the witch with her green skin,, the scarecrow with his straw stuffing escaping, the Flying Monkey standing between the F and the M - I can't wait to give it to my mom for her birthday once it's framed.
Yesterday I had some coffee left over in the pot, and I decided to do a test run of coffee dyeing on a little piece of fabric. I looked at Staci's tutorial and Vonna's basting and baking method. With these two wonderful ladies holding my hand, this is what I came up with:
Next time I'll use a bigger piece of linen now that I've gotten my feet wet, and maybe let it soak a little longer. But for a first try, I'm happy. Now I have to figure out what to stitch on it!
10 comments:
Congratulations girl! You have done a wonderful job and it will make a wonderful gift.
Love that dyed fabric. Nice work!
Congrats Michele on such a darling finish, you've done a beautiful job! Your mother will love it!!!
Your fabric is gorgeous...can't wait to see what you decide to stitch :)
That looks great! You will still be able to visit it at your mother's ;o)
Great finish Michele! It's so cute. I might have to do this one myself. And your fabric turned out super!
Congratulations on a wonderful finish Michele!
Love the fabric! I've had a go a few times and have been really pleased with how it turned out.
It looks wonderful! You are enabling me. I thought I could resist this, but now I'm not so sure. LOL
love Wizard of Oz!!! Your mom will love it :)
how fun to dye fabric! looks great too :)
So cute! Congrats.
LOVE this one!!
Tanya
What a great finish! I have this pattern waiting to be stitched for a friend and seeing yours makes me want to stitch it right away.
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