Showing posts with label cross-stitch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cross-stitch. Show all posts
Monday, 6 February 2012
Kerstornamentje
Wednesday, 16 November 2011
Kerstworkshop
Vorige week hebben M., A. en ik een kerstborduurworkshop gevolgd bij "de Handwerkboetiek" in Roden. (ik dacht dat het in Groningen was, maar blijkbaar waren we in Drenthe... domdomdom). Het was wel even heeeeel vroeg opstaan en heeeel lang rijden, maar het was supergezellig, en wat een enorm leuke winkel! Ik heb een schitterende borduurstof gekocht en weer allerlei leuke ideetjes opgedaan. Heerlijk. We hebben dit bandje om het stolpje geborduurd en nog een extra bandje meegekregen wat in een hartje past, dus dat komt ook vast nog wel eens voorbij op de blog. G.
Monday, 26 September 2011
Voortgang
Saturday, 17 September 2011
Borduurwerk af!
Sunday, 22 May 2011
Borduurwerkje
Sunday, 8 May 2011
Verjaardagskado
Nieuwe projecten?
Waarom zijn er de laatste tijd niet veel jurkjes gemaakt? Dit is het lieve oorzaakje: baby Isara.

Want zoals je ziet is er nog erg veel wit op de lap te zien.... Maar tijdens de meivakantie ben ik in elk geval weer een flink eind opgeschoten, en gelukkig is er vanavond weer een fijn dansprogramma op tv en kan ik lekker verder werken. G.
Haar moeder wilde graag een borduurwerkje mee feeën op haar kamertje, dus ging ik aan de slag. Ik was alleen vergeten dat mijn schoonmoeder 6 maanden over een groeimeter borduren deed, dus ik vrees dat Isara nog eventjes moet wachten op haar kadootje...
Saturday, 25 September 2010
Finished mini-sampler
Monday, 16 August 2010
Gingerbread Men
Saturday, 10 April 2010
Pakketje
Eindelijk weer aan het borduren...
Saturday, 6 March 2010
Measuring tape
Our friend A. gave us the pattern for this measuring tape holder (is this even a word, please, M. I need some help here..) She even made a complete package of it, with floss, charm and beads. It is so very cute and I had so much fun making it! I spent some delightful nights on the couch working on this lovely project. Thanks A. !! G.
Wednesday, 3 March 2010
Baby Remco
Baby Sister started this cross-stitch pattern over two years ago, but never finished it. So when she was expecting her baby, she asked me to finish it. (It has to be said, that she did the most difficult parts of the pattern and left the easy ones for me!)
And here he is, my cute little nephew, Remco. A gorgeous little boy. Such a shame he lives over 500 kilometres away from his adoring aunt.
Remco's mom, my Baby Sister. G.
Saturday, 4 April 2009
Seasonal Blessings Finished
I've finished the cross-stitching of the "Seasonal Blessings". It was M.'s idea to turn it into a little quilt. One with a yellow gingham for Roma and one with a purple gingham for little Miss T. This one is for Roma, I made a little yellow hart in "summer". ( the original heart was in the shape of the american flag...) G.
Saturday, 31 January 2009
A Long Time Ago...
... I thought cross-stitch was far too difficult for me. Then I made some small Christmas chair ornments and I was hooked. This was probably my first attempt at something larger. I made it for my husband's uncle and aunt. I had never taken a digital picture of it, so we were visiting them now and I took my chance to put this one on the blog. G
Monday, 28 July 2008
Holiday
I've been away for two weeks for a holiday to Germany. I didn't do as much "kreuz-stich"as I had hope to, but I made some progress with the Seasonal Blessings sampler.
Last year I saw some old sewingmachines in museums, but I really had to search for one this time. Here's an old Pfaff machine in the "Freilichtmuseum" in Konz.
M. is making the same sampler as I am, and is going to give it to her customer Little Miss T. She had a great idea of turning it into a little wall hanger quilt with our gingham fabric leftover of the quilts for the girls. It's quite fun doing some cross stitch again, especially now that M. has given me a whole new series of McLeod's Daughters to watch.... G.
Last year I saw some old sewingmachines in museums, but I really had to search for one this time. Here's an old Pfaff machine in the "Freilichtmuseum" in Konz.
M. is making the same sampler as I am, and is going to give it to her customer Little Miss T. She had a great idea of turning it into a little wall hanger quilt with our gingham fabric leftover of the quilts for the girls. It's quite fun doing some cross stitch again, especially now that M. has given me a whole new series of McLeod's Daughters to watch.... G.Saturday, 17 May 2008
Bib
A few weeks ago, I received an invitation for a "baby shower" for the new baby of my friend from uni. I haven't seen her for quite some time, so I wanted to go. But then the rest of the family had other engagements and I can't make it. I felt so guilty, I cross-stitched this bib for the baby, that has the name of one of our favourite characters in "McLeods' Daughters". G.


Monday, 3 March 2008
Another Finish
Sunday, 17 February 2008
Golden Oldies
I finally found the pictures my dad made for me ages ago! Speaking of ages ago, I made the "Twelve Days of Christmas" for my mother, two Christmasses ago (??). It´s one of our family´s favourite Christmas songs, and we love to shout it louder and louder, whilst my sister is playing the piano faster and faster!
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12 days of christmas,
cross-stitch,
Nativity scene
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