The CQ piece below started with a piece of cross-stitch that I made yrs ago. Fabrics were added to it to echo the sense of the kitten being in the bushes with the sunlight filtering through. The only seam treatment that I've managed to get done on it is at the bottom and right side of the center. Stem stitch, lazy daisy leaves & flowers and beads were used in it. This one has sat for a while partially because I had no clue what I wanted to do next, partially because of no time to work on it. I do know I want to put in a seam like Fitzy used last week with the daisy's.
Set of 4 coordinating CQ blocks. Fabrics came from Susan N. and a mutual friend of ours several years ago. Blocks have been made for a while, but haven't had time to work on the embroidery. Not sure what I'm going to do with them and so they sit in the UFO tote. One of these days tho I'll get to them.
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Really like the colors in the cat CQ blocks-
Oh yes, that kitten is playing in the shadows of the undergrowth alright. A lovely block Moira, and a beautiful cross-stitch.
The cat cq deserves its moment of glory. Hope you find time to pick it up again, and start stitching.
Your kitten block is cute! I also like your cat CQ's. I'll look forward to more eye candy on both these UFO's.
That feeling of the kitten playing in the undergrowth is part of what has kept me from working on this because I really want to continue the feeling of plant life and outdoors in my stitching. And the mind just drew blanks on what to do next.
Been there--the mind drawing blanks.
I love the sweet kitten blocks, they'll work up loverly!
I love all the kitties but the cross stitch one is super pretty.
I love all those cute kitties. I hope they find their way to the top of your to-do list.
I love the kittens! I had the idea of taking all those unfinished cross stitch pieces I have saved and making them into a crazy quilt. These will be adorable.
I've used several of my cross-stitch pieces in quilts, especially round robins. And have gotten some beautiful quilts back as a result!
How well I remember those last few days of school with the kids practically swinging from the rafters in excitement. Best wishes for surviving them! Love the kitty blocks; cats are one of my favorite things.
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