Arlene's Blog: Stitchmap Challenge - Victorian Pin Cushion

Wednesday, 22 September 2010

Stitchmap Challenge - Victorian Pin Cushion - Part 2

Ideas for my Pin Cushion.

My inspiration comes from walking Rosey, and the latest edition of the Embroidery and Cross Stitch magazine.

Here are some real gum nuts that I picked up on my morning walk with Rosey.

Here is my sketch. I also intend on doing a gold work one, so have drawn it on the same page.

My next step will be to make the embroidery elements for the pin cushion, and attach them to it.
Part 1 - Guidelines and colour choice
Part 2 - Design choice
Part 3 - Embroidery element of pin cushion
Part 4 - Attaching Elements to the Cushion
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Arlene

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