I am really enjoying using my new smaller Dresden Papers and I can happily report that I now have three...
I have also been doing a spot of needleturn on another block from my SMH&DB (Secret Michelle's Hope & Dreams Business)...
I sometimes forget how much I love needleturn applique. I have throughly enjoyed working on these blocks. I am working very hard on this secret project and there is still a lot to do but I can't wait to share it when it is all finished. Until then I won't be able to help sharing a sneaky or two.
Now a lot of you will know that my lovely friend
Sandy has closed her online store, Cookies and Cream Craft. She does however have an etsy store and you will find a link to it if you click on her name above. Sandy asked me to create a special little project for her shop. You may remember this little fellow....
Well he has now come back home to live with me and the pattern is available from me.
The purchase price will be $13.50 Aus and sorry there is no kit just the pattern. So Welcome home little
"Pudding Ted" The good news is I am sure Sandy will be back blogging when she gets her self all settled.
Lastly but certainly not least I want to wish my very sweet friend Monica (no blog) a very happy Birthday. I hope you have a wonderful day xx
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| This gorgeous graphic is available from here |
Enjoy your Tuesday.
Blessings Michelle xxx
Such sweet little dresdens. How large do they measure? Thanks for the link to your friend's Etsy shop. I'm heading over to check it out. As always, your Puddig Ted stitchery is just adorable!
ReplyDeleteYour little dresdens are looking very nice, lovely needle turn you are working on Michelle.
ReplyDeleteHow cute is that bear?..
Love the dresden flowers and the sneek peek of your new project.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely to have your Ted cushion back. He is very cute Michelle. Have a great day my friend. Hugs.....
The needleturn project looks lovely - will be waiting to see more peeks and then the finish. Pudding Ted is so gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteCute little plates indeed! I bet Pudding Ted is glad to be back home.
ReplyDeleteI love your Dresden flowers, so pretty
ReplyDeleteYour little dresdans are so pretty and your needle turn project is down right gorgeous !
ReplyDeleteGorgeous needle turn... love your teddy stitchery too xxx
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful work Michelle.
ReplyDeleteLove the sneaky. I have the kit for puddin ted. On my to do list for this year. Love the plates to. Hugs, xx
ReplyDeleteDresdens are looking very sweet! The love the sneak peaks-can't wait to see more!
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Dresdens are looking very sweet! The love the sneak peaks-can't wait to see more!
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Your flowers look great. I am still working on my grandmother's flower garden. I just love your needle turn your stitches are so perfect. Welcome home to Puddig Ted. He is so sweet.
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a great day.
Hugs
donna
Your dresdens are sooooo cute Michelle. Sharyn:)
ReplyDeleteYour little plates look so adorable...mmm a Christmas secret project...it looks lovely
ReplyDeleteOnly Michelle could create such sweet and adorable little Dresdens! Love 'em...
ReplyDeleteYour little dresdens are lovely. I really love appliqué too, I think I need a new mostly appliqué project. Sweet Ted.
ReplyDeleteI just adore all those projects you have shown us today... the dresdens are just so pretty and so it the secret one.. gosh I can't wait to see it.... nice for puddin' Ted to come and live with you...
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The dresdens are beautiful Michelle, love the Teddy cushion too....like me after pud!! Lol
ReplyDeleteLovely projects, can't make up my mind which one I like the best!
ReplyDeleteThank-you for my birthday wishes. Had a great day. Love Pudding Ted..then again I love everything you do.:)
ReplyDeleteLove your Secret Michelle sewing (and love the title)and your gorgeous dresdens - my colors. Would love a copy of Pudding Ted please Michelle - never got around to ordering him from Sandy
ReplyDeleteBoth those projects are gorgeous Michelle. I haven't made Dresden plates before but your pics have certainly piqued my interest in trying them out. I haven't done needleturn applique before either but as a die-hard Christmas fan your secret project could well be the one that pushes me into having a go. Thanks for sharing. Cheers, Tracy
ReplyDeleteMichelle your dresdan plate are just gorgeous. The fabric is so pretty and they are so neat. Cannot wait to see your secret project - you are so clever.
ReplyDeleteWelcome home pudding Ted !
ReplyDeleteThose Dresden plates are just the bomb Michelle. Such pretty fabrics!
Those little Dresdens are looking delightful and are definitely our colours.
ReplyDeleteThat is also a very sweet needle turn project.
love the little plates
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