A better angle to see the beads:
I'm hoping to get a lot done on her this weekend; I'm just loving every stitch!
Speaking of Mirabilia, the 4th annual Mirabilia retreat is taking place this April 7 - 10, in Cincinatti, Ohio. I missed it last year, but have signed up for this one, and have already booked my room. Nora will be there again this year, and will sign a pattern for you. If you're interested in learning about it and you're on Facebook, you can join this group. If you're not on FB, you can contact the retreat organizer, Leslie, through her website Under the Sea Fabrics.
Hope everyone has a great stitchy weekend!
Awesome progress Melanie. She is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteLinda
I love it when I feel like that about a project! She's gorgeous, I can see why you're so in love.
ReplyDeleteOh my
ReplyDeleteShe is so beautiful I also love this design
Colors are so vibrant
I look forward to met Nora but in Verona on 7th may ;for me is the first time and I'm very happy to met her.
She's looking beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLovely progress Mel, and such an array of colours. Looking forward to seeing more of her. :)
ReplyDeleteGypsy is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteI love her headress and bling.
She is going to look great on that fabric.
I guess it was meant to be that you bought that piece of fabric for a "someday' project!
Marilyn
She looks so lovely. I really love that headpiece.
ReplyDeleteGreat progress and how fun about the retreat!
ReplyDeleteShe does look gorgeous. The retreat sounds like loads of fun.
ReplyDeleteI will be at the retreat too. I can't wait to meet you.
ReplyDeleteHow fun!!
DeleteI will be at the retreat too. I can't wait to meet you.
ReplyDeleteon gypsy queen what brand of beads did you use for her?
ReplyDeleteLori, I used the beads called for on the chart, so Mill Hill I believe.
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