Thank you for all the lovely notes I’ve received about A Multiplica-
tion Table Examplar. Your notes have definitely warmed my heart. Thank you! One never knows how a new design will be received. I’m glad you all like this one.
Many of you also commented about the lovely hornbook fame that Valley House Primitives made to showcase my piece. Your favorite needlework shop can order the frame for you. Contact information for Valley House Primitives is on their website.
The good news is that the Family Ties charts are printed and ready to be packaged. I’ll try to get a photo and information posted on the blog later today or early tomorrow.
Now for a progress report on My Needle’s Worke Box. The first 10 pages of the directions are finished. This weekend we’ll be working on the assembly directions and photography for the product cover. Wish us luck!
I’m also making great progress on Quaker Samplings III which will be released in early 2010. I am finding the red thread color very addictive, and I now understand why many needleworkers like doing samplers in red. Hopefully I’ll be able to stitch on the project tonight.
Well—off to package charts, but not before leaving you with a little "tease" of things to come.
tion Table Examplar. Your notes have definitely warmed my heart. Thank you! One never knows how a new design will be received. I’m glad you all like this one.
Many of you also commented about the lovely hornbook fame that Valley House Primitives made to showcase my piece. Your favorite needlework shop can order the frame for you. Contact information for Valley House Primitives is on their website.
The good news is that the Family Ties charts are printed and ready to be packaged. I’ll try to get a photo and information posted on the blog later today or early tomorrow.
Now for a progress report on My Needle’s Worke Box. The first 10 pages of the directions are finished. This weekend we’ll be working on the assembly directions and photography for the product cover. Wish us luck!
I’m also making great progress on Quaker Samplings III which will be released in early 2010. I am finding the red thread color very addictive, and I now understand why many needleworkers like doing samplers in red. Hopefully I’ll be able to stitch on the project tonight.
Well—off to package charts, but not before leaving you with a little "tease" of things to come.
5 comments:
The "teaser" pic of the needlework box looks wonderful! Looking forward to seeing the other sides and what you might have inside for us!
I agree with Carol. The needlework box looks great from the tease! :D I can't wait for more!
I can't wait to find out the size of that box! I really, really like it. It's ok if you want to post another side of it ;)
OH my what a pretty box, Ellen!! And I love, love, love your multiplication table!! Awesome!
Me too - I love the look of the teaser box and can't wait to see more. Lots of Love Patti xxx
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