Relearning, Again.
Winter on the island

WIPW

The next embroidery is all ready to go.  This is a traditional style of stitching from Norway.  It is very like Japanese Kogin but stitched with wool on linen.  I have stitched a sample bookmark using the Japanese technique, i.e. starting in the middle of the fabric and thread.  This time I am going to trial the Norwegian method, starting at the top left hand corner and the end of the thread.  It is on 40 count linen so I think I will need to use a a magnifier.

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I am also using up 'orphan blocks' for CQ 4.  I have another row of 5" blocks to go around the edge and perhaps another red border or perhaps just red binding.

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I have 'fudged' some of the measurements to fit the blocks together but I think once it is quilted this will not be too noticeable.

 

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Carolyn Foley

I started it today and found I have to use that magnifying glass. A lot finer than Kogin and using wool thread on linen is different.

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Carolyn Foley

I do but I’m not sure it will work with the slate frame.

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