Yup, I drove to an embroidery workshop/class hosted by the wonderful Pennie of Thames Catering & Events and taught by Aneela Hoey herself! How amazing is that!!? The day included a SIGNED copy of her new book "Little Stitches". I missed taking her class at Fat Quarterly Retreat so I didn't want to miss this opportunity to stitch with her and to have her new book!
The day was great - food, friends, fabric... what more could a girl want right? I even learned a few things! This is what we worked on:
First time filling in an area - time consuming but effective! |
I have lots to do on it to catch up with everyone else who have already [ahem...like over achiever
So yes, another work in progress to add to my never ending list! I do love my list though - lots of variety and projects in different stages -- an exciting list! Linking to Fabric Tuesday, WiP Wednesday and TNT Thursday.
sounds like a fab day!
ReplyDeleteOoh what a brilliant day. Pennie is a lovely lady and it must have been good to have Aneela on hand for advice and guidance (at your beck and call!). Di x
ReplyDeleteyes, your sister would like that....it's really cute, it does look like Becca!
ReplyDeleteLooking good, Amy - should I send over some more brownies to help the finishing process along.... ;-)
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty! I wish I could take a class with Aneela. I got the book last night and stitched up a London bus. So much fun!
ReplyDeleteSounded like a wonderful day! Don't worry your stitching looks beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI just got that book and plan to have a good crack at embroidery for October. You are fortunate to have a special Aneela memory. She seems a very genuine and funny lady.
ReplyDeletewow! that looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteI love this. I used it on a journal cover for a friend.
ReplyDeleteNice progress. I have yet to tackle the dress. I thought about making the dress pink too but will settle with a pink bow and matching pink shoes :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great sounding day! The embroidery is so cute! =D
ReplyDeleteI love everything about this embroidery project. So cute!
ReplyDeleteYours is looking fab Amy!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous stitching!! A class with Aneela Hoey... jealous!!
ReplyDeleteWow, sounds like a fabulous workshop. How fun!!! Your embroidery looks adorable!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing! This is super cute! Hope you share with us tomorrow at QuiltStory.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteI'm popping in from Quilt Story. What a cute girl on a swing:). I love embroidery, especially when it intersects with quilting!
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