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Little miss bear is
allowed to watch a movie each weekend. She loves
Madeline but last week was asking for the a-b-c movie. We had no idea what this was so Tim downloaded an episode of
Sesame Street and that was a hit.
So today's post is brought to you by the letter b. This is part of my embroidery work on the wagga which is actually to be baby brother's baby blanket.
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For embroidery thread I am using cotton unravelled from a sweater (or cardigan?) that I bought at the op shop in Seymour (a town in country Victoria).
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It is not mercerised so drawing it through the fabric can be a bit of a tug at times. I am using back stitch in an attempt to achieve as solid a line as possible.
For the other waggas I am contemplating testing out the 'perle-8-in-the-bobbin' technique as used on the White Romance project in
Make Your Own Contemporary Quilts. Has anyone out there ever tried this?
1 comment:
I would have thought that the wagga would lend itself to couched knitting yarn. i used this once on a stage costume for Titania and was amazed by how organic it looked - I used a thick yarn with slubs.
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