After much consideration i came up with a great way to use the scrap pieces, along with some of my own scraps + embroidery skills, to create a lovely decoration, on a blank wall in my kitchen, that really needed some sprucing up.
I learned quickly that the hardest part of all of this is choosing the correct layout to fit your wall + make for a interesting composition. After playing with a few different options i finally settled on one and snapped a picture of it to refer back to when i was hanging.
Once all the hammering was done + Andy thought it was safe enough to come out from under the kitchen table, we stepped back and took a few "after" pictures + enjoyed our new kitchen view.
* so i realized, right after i posted this, that i forgot to hang 3 more hoops that were sitting on my desk in my room, so i had to go back add them to the line up ^_^.
ReplyDeleteI love spool too! Although unfortunately I can only drool over them over the internet... you're very lucky to live nearby. That wall is such a lovely idea. I didn't even know you could get oval embroidery hoops. Also your table is so pretty!
ReplyDeletei know isn't that table wonderful! my roommate's mom bought it at a garage sale for 10 bucks! it has hilarious angry squirrels on it in the corners ill have to post a detailed image of them.
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love! Your ideas are awesome!! You should be on HGTV or something! XO
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ReplyDeleteWow.. What a beautiful work of embroidery digitizing for kitchen. I love that kitchen embroidery. Thank you very much.
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