Right now my stitching must be done in short and sweet sessions and I came up with the idea of making a birthday cake with burning candles.
Let's celebrate the 100th anniversary of HEMSLÖJDEN! Long live FOLK CRAFT!
Saturday, 21 July 2012
TAST2012 Week 29
This week the name of the game is Basque Stitch, a form of the lovely twisted chain stitch. I have seen lots of wonderful interpretations of it on Sharon's blog Pintangle.
Right now my stitching must be done in short and sweet sessions and I came up with the idea of making a birthday cake with burning candles.
Let's celebrate the 100th anniversary of HEMSLÖJDEN! Long live FOLK CRAFT!
Right now my stitching must be done in short and sweet sessions and I came up with the idea of making a birthday cake with burning candles.
Let's celebrate the 100th anniversary of HEMSLÖJDEN! Long live FOLK CRAFT!
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13 comments:
just brilliant Queenie! wow - even short and sweet is magnificent with you! :D this is beautiful and so fun!
superb
Thank you for your kind comments!
What a lovely interpretation, so clever.
Yummie, Queenie! And long live FOLK CRAFT! Cheers Claudia
Yummie stitches!
too good queenie!
It is like glaze and fruit juice dripping of the layers of the cake. yummie!
I thought the Basque stitch looked like runny icing and candles, and the flames could be made with chain stitch.
A cake like this might not be delicious or yummie, but it sure is non-fattening!
Happy stitching to you all!
Very pretty. Thanks for your inspiring comments on my blog.
I love your birthday cake!
LOL! What a great interpretation, Queenie!
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