Pretty things in the post
Feb. 22nd, 2007 06:41 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
pandopOne of my Christmas 'spends' arrived today, I now have:
Here be Wyverns by Nancy Spies - clicky for more piccies
Dragonwings:
Little Fantasy TeaPots:
I bought them all from 123 Stitch, but the link for Here Be Wyverns has more details on the contents.
I am especially pleased with Here Be Wyverns, as there are a wonderful assortment of medieval patterns, all taken from traceable sources, and the book lists the century too. This is going to be so useful for re-enactment, as I should be able to adapt some of the patterns for use on kit - presuming that that is still allowed!
Dragonwings will go on a piece of hand-dyed linen I won in a competition. I have been looking for a pattern that would show the fabric off, and this should do the trick. The design is stunning in its own right.
Little Fantasy Teapots is just a booklet of fun patterns that I can used for cards, coasters and other small presents. Some easy, relaxing stitching.
Dragonwings:
Little Fantasy TeaPots:
I bought them all from 123 Stitch, but the link for Here Be Wyverns has more details on the contents.
I am especially pleased with Here Be Wyverns, as there are a wonderful assortment of medieval patterns, all taken from traceable sources, and the book lists the century too. This is going to be so useful for re-enactment, as I should be able to adapt some of the patterns for use on kit - presuming that that is still allowed!
Dragonwings will go on a piece of hand-dyed linen I won in a competition. I have been looking for a pattern that would show the fabric off, and this should do the trick. The design is stunning in its own right.
Little Fantasy Teapots is just a booklet of fun patterns that I can used for cards, coasters and other small presents. Some easy, relaxing stitching.
