Hello! Hope you are having a great weekend! I am - I made my first Pinkeep this weekend and I LOVE it!!!! I am determined to stitch faster now so I can make more of these! Of course, I used the wonderful and inspirational, Vonna's Pinkeep Tutorial (found here:
http://tts-tutorials.blogspot.com/2007/10/vonnas-pinkeep.html) I found this really fun fringe (I guess that's what it would be called) at Fabricland. I originally had planned on giving this to a friend for her birthday but since it's my first and I can't stop walking by it to look at it I may end just keeping it! (How bad is that!!!)
I also ALMOST finished filling in the red house on my Little House Neighborhood. I so wanted to finish it before posting but it didn't quite happen so maybe tonight after I post this.
I think I'll get up early tomorrow to stitch before the kids get up. They're off from school tomorrow so that will probably be my only chance. Have a great evening! Mere
I also ALMOST finished filling in the red house on my Little House Neighborhood. I so wanted to finish it before posting but it didn't quite happen so maybe tonight after I post this.
I think I'll get up early tomorrow to stitch before the kids get up. They're off from school tomorrow so that will probably be my only chance. Have a great evening! Mere
Hi Meredith,
ReplyDeleteYou posted a comment on my post on the Little House Needlework SAL blog. Thanks!
I love your pinkeep, reminds me of Cherry Hill NJ :-) My sister's in-laws live near there. I took a peek at your website. You look familiar and I wonder if you ever lived in Delaware.
Hi Meredith,
ReplyDeleteThat is funny about the U of D thing. You looked like a young lady that attended University of Delaware in the 1990s and did her student teaching where I worked at the time. She was either from NJ or Penn. and her name was Meredith too. That is why I asked.
Your little house neighborhood pic inspired me, and I pulled it out for after dinner tonight!
Great job on the pinkeep and I love the fabric on the back!
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