I too love what you are doing. I think what I enjoy most about stitch guides, regardless of who wrote them, is that you always learn something new that you can use again and again on other pieces. Though I have to admit, learning from Amy does make me a better stitcher!
Wish me luck with the reporting. I can't wait to try. Isn't the door handle clever? It is a slide bullion done with Kreinik. After you very carefully create the buillon knot, you tack it down up by "the throat" to create the door handle. I love it.
Hi Steph,
ReplyDeleteLove the handle. Amy is just totally amazing.
Have a wonderful time in Memphis. Looking forward to your reports from Memphis.
Linda
Hi Steph,
ReplyDeleteI too love what you are doing. I think what I enjoy most about stitch guides, regardless of who wrote them, is that you always learn something new that you can use again and again on other pieces. Though I have to admit, learning from Amy does make me a better stitcher!
Wish me luck with the reporting. I can't wait to try. Isn't the door handle clever? It is a slide bullion done with Kreinik. After you very carefully create the buillon knot, you tack it down up by "the throat" to create the door handle. I love it.
ReplyDeleteAwesome, love all aspects of the door. What thread is that for the door itself?
ReplyDeleteThreadworx 1036. Two strands is what the stitch guide called for, but I am tempted to go to three.
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