Part 2 Unfinished project #52tagshannemade #slowstitch

Please join me as I complete the last 3 slow stitch pieces for my journal.. that holds all the tags from the Anne Brooke project

Below is a link to Anne’s playlist

And this is my playlist where I create the journal

Thanks again for joining me Corrine

My Etsy store is : To be loved treasures by Corrine

[sherryvanderpool]

Everything is beautiful really liked how the bunny came out

[elizabethroe]

My mother had a table cloth with similar colors, flowers and cutwork woven around the edge. It always decorated the dining room table during any celebrations. I came across it a year ago and noticed a couple of small holes and some slight staining. I think I will one day use it in my art- but not yet

[michellecranford]

I'm late to the party..but I am a hand sewer from way back..so I listen to you talk while I hand sew or crochet..A real treat..especially for an expat Kiwi living in Texas..❤

[artistgrly]

I started watching videos right at the end of the 52 tag challenge. I wish I had been able to participate in that. Your tags look amazing!! And it looks like it was fun. TFS Stay safe ❤

[jangodfrey]

Happy New Year Corrine, this piece of slow stitch with the bunny is so beautiful, the runner is just beautiful and with the bunny the top pops and down with the bunny is so beautiful they go so well together ❤❤❤❤love it, jan

[tgeiss]

Beautiful!! I'm going to get started on one for myself. I love watching your creative process.

[vanessaboman]

You are so very creative, your work is beautiful.

[TJTimberhurst]

I just love your content. I started the 52 tags but didn’t finish it. I am tempted to return to it. Thank you

[pamelafoster]

I love the bunny Corrine it just looks beautiful attached to the cloth. I have your bunny pattern, they are well used 😊

[quinn]

Brilliant - TYFS…….I have an idea now for the few tags I made along with Anne B Happy New Year 🎉 from Canada 🇨🇦 keep up the awesome videos

[chrisharrison]

You are so creative, I love hearing and seeing your thought process and watching how the piece progresses. Being a beginner it really helps me learn the techniques involved. Do you always use calico as a base fabric. Thanks for sharing x