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Smocking done on baby gift. I think he is cute. Obviously the "hem" of his blue jacket has come undone on the left since it lists a bit lower than the right. But as usual I am okay with it. That seems to be my mantra. Need to construct it now. Hopefully tomorrow it will be done.
The christening gown fabric arrived today. 4 weeks and 2 days until it needs to be finished.
This is my 99th post! Whoa nelly.
The christening gown fabric arrived today. 4 weeks and 2 days until it needs to be finished.
This is my 99th post! Whoa nelly.
Darling! I love this little bunny. I can't wait to see the finished item.
ReplyDeleteIn His Grace,
Sivje
So sweet!
ReplyDeleteAdorable Marha!!! Do you know if the smocking plate is still in print???
ReplyDeleteYou are right. Hem is cute!! Adorable. You are making me feel ashamed that I haven't been making baby gifts. Maybe now that I will not be teaching school anymore I'll take the time to do this.
ReplyDeleteOh him is precious. Love it.
ReplyDeleteMartha
ReplyDeletePlease stop by my blog. I have been so inspired by your blog, I have given you the Attitude of Gratitude award!!
Sara
Beautiful picture smocking...and very adorable!
ReplyDeleteMartha, what a cute smocking plate! Love it. Do you know who the designer is?
ReplyDeletePrecious little bunny, Martha! I wish I could inspire myself to learn to picture smock...;) I can't wait to see your christening gown. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone. The bubble is finished and soaking in the sink. Can't wait to show you.
ReplyDeleteCan you give any advice on picture smocking? I am doing my 1st ps project, a pumpkin, and am unsure what to do with the thread on the back of the garment. I have A-Z of smocking and it does mention ps with multiple needles, but it doesn't seem to help me! Any pointer?
ReplyDeleteThanks so much,
Stephanie
love your bunny. Is the name of the smocking plate one you would share?
ReplyDeleteAnonymous,
ReplyDeleteI don't have a way to reply to you. Thank you for your kind words. The smocking plate is Peter Cottontail by Gwen Milner
Thank you for the response. I have just discovered your blog and have enjoyed it so much. I will try to find that pattern on ebay - I've checked several other sites and haven't had any luck finding it. Would you happen to know a shop that I might find it? My address is glcarr@zoominternet.net.
ReplyDeleteHi there Martha
ReplyDeletePeter Cottontail is adorable.
Thanks for your great blog.
Marysia.