Anyway, I have added some ruched ribbon to which I have sewn some star beads. The other seam has some embroidered stars with some tiny pink/gold beads added. It is hard to see but I have also appliqued a bell motif. I have just realised the whole picture is upside down, and being pale is difficult to see!
The second stocking is much brighter. Joy has done this one in what I call Medieval colours - deep red and gold!! I just love working with these.
A piece of my tatting in dark red occupies the space on one of the patches, and two seams have been embroidered in beaded feather stitch, and a variation of herringbone stitch. Finally I attached a gold heart, which was actually a segment from a bracelet I bought in an OP Shop in Noosa.
When working on a RR piece, one must discipline oneself to limit the amount of work you do on each piece, and leave some space for the other participants!
My own two "naked stockings" have been worked on by Maureen in Victoria and Helen in Queensland this month. Tomorrow I will post Joy's stockings off to those two ladies, while they will forward mine on to the next people on the list.
They will arrive home just in time to make them up for Christmas!
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Oh you clever brave lady. I think I have been paralyzed by fear since mine came and yesterday was getting too close to deadline for comfort, so started to gather the bags and cases that store the CQ stash...as against the sane stash..got it done
last night but one seam is not right.
Seam treatments are my area to work on.
This angel is trying to hold onto a bit of her halo.
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