Bunnies in the garden

I was thinking about starting a small project after I finished 'needle nook' because the Iris will be a WISP and I wanted to work with some colors because of the whitework WIP's.

I'm very happy to show you all my bunnies in the garden…

                                     

The fabric is linen and the threads are Anchor stranded cotton.So far I've finished the fruits, some leaves, little sand and grass part.The fruits and leaves are so tiny ,1-3 mm in size.I chose to fill both the fruits and leaves with satin stitch.

I can't wait to stitch the bunnies,they are so cute..aren't they? I've already decided to fill them and not just do the outline.Hope it'll work :)

Happy stitching!

Anita.

Iris

I've started another new project, a soft shading iris which I have been wanting to stitch for a long time.

                                       

It's a RSN design stitched by Debra Barrett.

I'm stitching this pattern on linen with Anchor stranded cotton threads.I've finished a tiny bit in two shades of gold and started working on a petal.

Happy stitching!

Anita.

New WIP's

It's been quiet a busy month for me 'coz my cousins are getting married in November and lots of work had to be done.I've been shopping a lot for them/with them...

How are y'all? I couldn't visit all your blogs and am sure I'll have lots to catch up this week end.

 My WISP's ....

                                   

                                                            hardanger runner

                                         

Eyelet square mat..Lots of eyelets to do.To keep the tension even and get the same size is a big challenge ,so far haven't got it right.Hope I'll be able to stitch the eyelets properly atleast by the end of this project.

An evening (yesterday evening)from my balcony....

                  

                                          

                                         

                                         

                                       

   

Have a great week!

Happy stitching!

Anita.