
Well its been awhile since I've made one for you (you know some day I will run out of techniques to make tutorials for!). Today I took a piece I stitched back in 2003 called Celtic Sampler, it was a fundraiser for EAC Seminar that year. I've turned it into a "layered bellpull". At least that's why I call it as you essentially create two bell pulls one slightly larger than the other. Soooo... head on over to my website and check it out!

I forgot to answer the SBQ for this week, so here it is :
Q: When you get a project professionally framed do you get glass inserted into the frame? Why or why not?
A: I don't have my pieces professionally framed anymore, I frame them myself. Since I don't have any smokers in my house (and no one is allowed to smoke in here!) I frame without glass. I find you really loose something when you put your stitching behind glass!
Today I got in a couple of hours on Todd's birthday gift while he was out.
2 comments:
That is such a pretty bellpull. Thanks for the tutorial!
what a gorgeous way to finish your banner Dani, well done :)
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