22/05/2014 by underatopazsky
I’ve been adding lazy daisies to the second denim cuff book cover.
Using up odds and ends of thread in varying shades of blue.
Varying the sizes and just letting the flowers bloom across the cuff.
Quiet, steady stitching, not needing much thought, although I keep having to stop and fold up the cuff to remind myself not to stitch across the spine crease.
I need to line the other one really, but having too much fun here.
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It does look like you’re having fun!
aw they are so sweet and lovely 🙂
Such an old favourite but so effective.
One of the first embroidery stitches I learned – still love it. For me it brings back many memories of stitching time past.