Umzug ins Nadelhaus
New home for Mrs. Pin
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| Die Haustüre |
| the front door - |
| Die Haustüre |
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| Das Mädchen |
| Mrs. Pin |
| Hintertür mit Architektenfenster |
Back door with architect's window
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| Hintertür mit Architektenfenster |
Pin cushion number XX?
By the way I used many Tast stitches. Starting at the front door: Bullion knot,
buttonhole wheel, French knots, buttonhole wheel cup,
and under the roof? Three raised cups - not very much raised and looking rather triangular.
Side with the girl: Chain stitches and two needle woven picots, half buttonhole wheel.
Sorry for the yellowish night photos
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| And der Hauswand hoch |
Growing up the wall: Looped cretan stitch.
it is an old house!! Wonky and wobbly.
What a lovely pincushion!
ReplyDeleteWunderschön, da würde ich sofort einziehen.
ReplyDeletehow sweet. nice way to showcase your beautiful stitches.
ReplyDeleteOh such a cute little house for Mrs pin to live in. Nice to see all the varieties of stitching put to good use! You can never have enough pincushions, right?
ReplyDeletefar too nice to stick pins into Anneliese. Would work wonderfully if done bigger as a door stopper as well
ReplyDeleteWhat a great TAST stitch sampler! It is a lovely house for Miss Pin to live in.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a fun project to make, with lots of places to practice your stitches.
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful piece work; love all the detail work. I wouldn't mind living a pretty house like this :)
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute Anneliese i love it.
ReplyDeleteI love this!! It's so cute....
ReplyDeleteGreat looking pincushion and a super way to use so many TAST stitches.
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