FO: Blushing Roses Embroidery

 

As you can tell by our interrupted knitting schedule that I am knee deep into embroidery kits. I love the short, planned out projects that are fully put together for you.

This one was actually the first kit I bought and has been sitting patiently for months on my shelf. It wasn't until the planter embroidery project  that I decided to work on florals.

I don't think that the ink disappears under water like my other kit, so I had to try to pull out the flower pedals more to hit the ink underneath.

Someone really needs to stop me! I went to Hobby Lobby and purchased a Wildflowers kit, along with a Desert Flower one with organza fabric.

I love how it's 3D. My only complaint was it was hard to needle 6 stands of through through the fabric at times and it bruised my fingers up. But, it's worth it, right?

FO: Epipremnum Aureum Embroidery Project

 

Ever have something in your Amazon cart for months and finally decide to purchase it? That was this Kissbury's Epipremnum Aureum embroidery kit and crane embroidery scissors for me. How do you not smile looking at it?

The project itself was a breeze. There was a video on the item listing page to help with most of the techniques since the instructions were sparse.

I have two more kits sitting in my craft room. One is a tiny Blushing Rose kit from Walmart (I purchased it inside the store), and the other is a Mountain Punch Needle set from Hobby Lobby. 

I haven't forgotten about my landscape from Lark Rising. I just have the clouds left!