Part 7 Champagne garden / down the garden path #roxysjournalofstitchery #roxycreations

Part 6...Champagne garden / down the path …creating wildflowers. #roxycreations #slowstitch #roxysjournalofstitchery
The two books are..

A-z of Embroidered Flowers by search press classics

Foolproof Flower Embroidery

I will be making 4 versions of the project

1. Pastel wash on a timber bobbin

2. Champagne and cream on a timber bobbin

3. French garden / Antique rose the piece will be a panel on antique linen

4. Splash of colour / Doily display

The DMC pastel colour range is below
Purple 28/3042/3743
Pink 23/3727/3726
Blue 932/3753/931
Cream ecru/3866/842

Thanks for watching
Corrine from To be loved treasures

My Etsy store is : To be loved treasures by Corrine

[giusicoluccia]

Those neutral tones are becoming my obsession, lol, but in a positive way. This piece really inspires me so much! Love all your ideas of construction on this one..Thank you ❣

[pamelafoster]

Once again Corrine you are creating a stunning piece of work and giving us all so many ideas. You are absolutely right about the girls face book page it is inspirational and amazingly you never see two pieces the same😊

[debbieboothe]

"I'm thinking we're on the right path." OH how I love your work!!!

[elizabethroe]

By watching how you nut things out, taps into my thought process and helps to clear my fog brain. Trying to use only what I have in my stash this year is definitely pushing my creativity

[createandcraftwithchristine]

The forget me nots definitely grow wild in my garden, but so lovely too. Laughing as you talk about your floral embroideries as “blokes”. Love that you’re using that little piece you would normally throw in the bin as your wisteria tendril. Cheers, Christine

[junehoward]

Love it Corinne, you are right, we will never be able tio stop at just the one project, you are my "guiding star" thank you. Jx

[cathiespalding]

You outdo yourself every video…beautiful!

[candicepierce]

All four of your projects in this series are fantastic! Your stash of supplies is amazing too.

[anitawright]

Morning Corrine, I love your neutral colours x

[jeannieferdinande]

Just wanted to say hello and to let you know I am enjoying this series so much…I love using bits that I have saved for ages just because…to great to throw away…even though I am not working on the same project, I enjoy watching while I stitch…I am making a 2023 book designed like Roxy’s journal on stitchery accordion fold with a word for each month to inspire…it is in a old tattered cover titled Lace…1905 book…21/2 inch remade spine and it is fun…thank you for you videos❤️hugs from Minnesota ☃️❄️

[debraschultz]

Just lovely! I love the wisteria vine, how perfect was that! The path looks great! You are so inspiring! Thanks for sharing.

[vicky-akastichr-davis]

Yes, go look at the vid's from the beginning of this [one] adventure with "the girls." Also....some of us toothy ones imagine the samplers of OLD when 'samplers' is mentioned...Not so these days! Much more fun and colorful. [Sorry old samplers, I know you have your place in our history]

[raeboyd]

Ok it's very confusing because I saw her post prompt 3 and 5 but under junk journaling, not slowstitching and I started to watch it but she had a journal on her desk so I didn't think it was for this project! And I'm confused also cuz I thought the champagne page is a different Collab.

[sewpaperlinc]

Hi Corrine, Lifeline Bookfest in Brisbane has great embroidery books and magazines. On for another week for those around Brissy. 🧵🪡 Love your style, still struggle with mine 😂