Embroidered box top

Hi

Hardanger embroidery is one of my favorite techniques. I’d like to have a hardanger WIP always. Indian embroidery is my comfort zone and to try different techniques like crewel, hardanger , whitework is a different experience which I enjoy .

Here is a small project which is no more a WIP, Yay!

                                          

I received this jewel box as a gift from my brother and the supplies from my motherJ.

It feels good when one WIP is crossed from the list even though it’s a small one, isn’t it?

Happy stitching!

Anita.

Cross stitch pansies

Hi

A cross stitch floral band again.....

                                    

I've used aida fabric and stranded cotton threads,attached the band to a Turkish towel.

I will be gifting this to someone who loves embroidered towels along with a soap collection.

Have a happy weekend!

Happy stitching!

Anita.

Grass

Hi!

A month back I was thinking about seasons and the grass ….Crazy brain of mine!!!!

I had so much of work to do then, but I kept thinking about this ....

To put an end to this I started painting grass in different seasons and time of a day. Here is what I came up with….

                                                                                                                   

I'm happy with the results.What do you think ?

Unfortunately I had to stop playing with paints because of the bronchitis.Will get back to this as soon as I recover fully …

Have a great day wherever you are!

Anita.

Floral band

Hi !

Bronchitis is bothering me a lot this season. In addition to the climatic conditions inhaling too much of paint/varnish since my neighbors have decided to pick this time of the year to renovate their flats has done its job L…

Since I was not well for the past few days I ended up doing cross stitch after a long time which doesn’t require much thinking/planning …

                                      

I’ve used aida fabric and stranded cotton threads, attached the floral border to a Turkish towel.

Happy stitching!

Anita.