I am so sorry I missed the last update! I do have a happy dance on the last ornament of the Heirloom Bride series of ornaments.
Here is where I left off last update:
Here it is fully stitched:
Now to actually find to to sew them into ornaments.
That’s it for this update. Thank you Avis for organizing this group. We are all working on individual projects so please visit each one to see who is working on what.
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12 thoughts on “SAL-Heirloom Bride Ornament 12”
I am excited to see these turned into ornaments MaryMargaret 🥰
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I am excited to see these turned into ornaments MaryMargaret 🥰
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They’re so pretty, looking forward to seeing them made into ornaments
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Thank you!
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The teapot ornament is so pretty. I hope you find the time to assemble all of them soon.
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Started cutting the back fabric yesterday 🙂
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That is just so sweet!
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Thank you!
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That looks lovely, well done!
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Thank you!
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lovely! are you going to make little hanging cushions, or back with felt?
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Yes, the first 8 I made into pillow ornaments. 🙂
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Beautiful! It’ll be lovely to see them all finished up next time 🙂
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