Stitch your Stash around the World – Almost Done!

December 26, 2011

Originally posted 2009-03-17 06:20:26. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

stitch your stash around the world needlepoint by barbara bergsten, stitched by janet m perry

I’m hoping by tomorrow morning I’ll be finished with this piece. But I wanted to share a completed corner.

If you remember, I made my center too big and so I had to add two more rows in the corners. Since I didn’t want to repeat stitches, I chose new ones. The aqua is Triple Diagonal Brick and the pale coral **.

Then I added corners in the two aquas with each block four Scotch Stitches.

The border sides are two rows of Diagonal Gobelin in two of the corals. I had planned to do the two darkest shades, but I don’t have enough of the middle shade. As a result I’m using the lightest and darkest shades.

Then I’m finishing with two rows of Continental in medium coral and charcoal.

The whole thing will be inset into a pillow and will go into my bedroom which is coral. My original plan was to use these colors extensively in the new house, but our downstairs is done in much more vintagey colors of soft bluish green, true green, and buttery yellow, so these colors REALLY won’t go. But my bedroom is coral faces both East and West and has a nice corner for reading with bookshelves (soon), a chair and a chaise, a vintage table and a Spanish style lamp. This will be a perfect addition.

Related posts:

  1. Stitch your Stash around the World — Project Update
  2. Stash Busting Project – Stitch your Stash around the World
  3. Stitch your Stash around the World – Blocks 1-3
  4. Stitch your Stash Around the World Update
  5. Stitch your Stash around the World – Progress & Links to More Blocks

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