The more eagle-eyed
of you (and those that have stitched the design) may have noticed the slight
difference in my finished piece. The final block was for a Sajou initial
and Carol gave us a whole alphabet to choose from. Unfortunately the letter
"J" is an awkward one. It is not symmetrical at all and often
looks unbalanced to my eyes. I waited until other J people had stitched
the piece but I still wasn't feeling the letter at all. I tentatively
emailed Carol asking for help, would she mind sending me the bonus chart so
maybe I could use that? Bless her, Carol sent me a rose! I don't
know if it comes from one of her other designs (which are all lovely BTW) or
she charted it especially for awkward people but it's lovely.
Carol is my New Best Friend and Favourite Designer now, how many other designers would not only not be offended by whinging about their design but also send a replacement chart idea? If you missed out on the SAL the chart is now available here for a very reasonable price.
The box was a Christmas present last year, it's from RUCraft and came filled with a selection of DMC threads. It's been quite popular as one of the magazines gave it away with new subscriptions this year.
The fabric is 36 count evenweave and the thread is a blue from De Havilland threads many moons ago. It is silky and smooth, one strand is fine for 36 count so I have loads left!
Carol is my New Best Friend and Favourite Designer now, how many other designers would not only not be offended by whinging about their design but also send a replacement chart idea? If you missed out on the SAL the chart is now available here for a very reasonable price.
The box was a Christmas present last year, it's from RUCraft and came filled with a selection of DMC threads. It's been quite popular as one of the magazines gave it away with new subscriptions this year.
The fabric is 36 count evenweave and the thread is a blue from De Havilland threads many moons ago. It is silky and smooth, one strand is fine for 36 count so I have loads left!
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