I'm still working on my punchneedle. For something that sounds so easy I can't figure out why I have such difficulty with it. *sigh* At any rate I've decided to distract myself with something I find a little less challenging. I've begun work on my Spring Peacock. So many people enjoyed my Wynter Peacock I'm looking forward to releasing this pattern. I was originally looking for a 1950's reproduction fabric to coordinate. The design is in pink and blue-ish green which so much reminds me of that time period. Instead I found this Civil War era fabric and it's perfect. I've been wanting to work with GA Lexington Green for awhile now; I adore the color. I used GA Roasted Marshmallow in my butterfly and it's now my new favorite color. And who doesn't like pink? I think I'll really enjoy stitching with these shades. I've already decided to finish the patterns into a sewing book and pincushion. Hopefully stitching this will make me comfortable with saying goodbye to Winter and more welcoming of the arrival of Spring.
Don't forget about my giveaway; antique linens that are also a wonderful way to welcome Spring.
xoxo
Jennie Lynn
3 comments:
Oh Jennie, what lovely color combinations! I think all of us are looking forward to Spring this year.
Can't wait to see your Spring Peacock!! Those colors are gorgeous and definitely bring Spring to mind.
Happy Stitchin'
Terri
Oh, the colors are just lovely. I can't wait to see it stitched, will definetly want that pattern. Hurry!
Blessings
Susan
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