This is the new addition to the living space, so we are set for the winter once we haul more branches out of the woods to cut and stack. The photo is from the brochure. I wish I had that nice stone wall instead of the brick one.
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Quilt
Here's how I've started to embellish the hanging. I'm not sure how much more hand stitching I'll do, as it is hard to get the needle through the layers. The sequins are attached with needlelace using perle cotton.
This is the new addition to the living space, so we are set for the winter once we haul more branches out of the woods to cut and stack. The photo is from the brochure. I wish I had that nice stone wall instead of the brick one.
This is the new addition to the living space, so we are set for the winter once we haul more branches out of the woods to cut and stack. The photo is from the brochure. I wish I had that nice stone wall instead of the brick one.
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Love your fiber piece! The type of heat put out by a wood burning stove is like no other. It is radient and oh so cozy! If you live in a really damp climate, it will help control some of that moisture! We're in a dry climate, so we always have a kettle of water on our stove to humidify.
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I like what you've done to your hanging!
Nice looking wood stove.
the hanging is gorgeous! that stove is very nice, love the shape of it.
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