Neither one of those have worked great for me in the past so I am curious what other brands/products people recommend especially for someone with oily eyelids!
I am so in love.
Online pattern making tools are SO cool. I really wanted to do a piece based on this William Blake art and could not find an existing pattern but thanks to Pic2Pat I was able to make one super easy!
I have a kit I ordered that is the first project I will be doing that actually intimidates me because I've never worked on 32 count before. It is a combination of blackwork and regular cross stitch so thats easy enough for me but any other tips for doing such fine work is appreciated. Other than lots of light because I know I am definitely going to need it!
I was so happy to find this even before looking up the artist.
Camina was a long stay senior cat who i suspect was neglected by her previous owner and is now living out her best pampered and well loved life.
The look of horror on her face makes this picture priceless. I miss her every day
Camina likes to help me stitch by sitting in my spot
I love projects like this because it only took me about 3 weeks despite all my challenges with the border and the metallic floss. I'm going to pay and get this custom framed to match the map of Arrakis I got myself about 2 years ago. I'm so happy with how it turned out.
Next time I design something im making it easier in myself! (Probably not)
I love having a space that is entirely and unabashedly ME.
There are a lot of mistakes in the border because i kept confusing myself. I designed the pattern, you'd think i would have made it easier on myself. Speaking of hard, inside will be the Litany Against Fear and i am doing it with regular and metallic floss. Wish me luck!
Pattern is from Orenco Designs.