I've really been looking forward to being able to show you these little ladies who were stitched in December for a very special new arrival, but I waited until the gift was delivered before the big reveal.
I just loved the opportunity to stitch up these little Russian dolls from Aimee Ray's great Doodle Stitching book. I think they are the perfect stitch design for this project and I was so glad to find Aimee Ray had included them in her book, as my efforts to draw these freehand would have made for much less successful embroidery!
I did consider making a cushion panel from the stitchery, but as the stitching progressed, I thought it would be fun to turn them into a bright and cheery wallhanging fit for the nursery of a treasured first daughter. So a little bit of England Swings by Rebekah Merkle and a few heart buttons and cuteness reigns. Although this cuteness is absolutlely no match for the cuteness of its adorable new owner, I promise you!
And, just as a wee extra I passed on two little taggy comforters like these as well - one to cuddle while one is in the wash!
I may have relished making these baby girl pressies rather a lot!
Wow, I absolutely love these baboushka's. ( Not sure if that is the right spelling).
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely gift for a first born. Well done.
Oh love the wall hanging and those taggies are great
ReplyDeleteSarah, I love your embroidered wall hanging, great colours, I would put it on my wall
ReplyDeleteGreat embroidery! So well done.
ReplyDeleteLovely gift and those tagged are great - going to add them to my list of baby sewing. Are they just backed with regular fabric and is there anything the middle?
ReplyDeleteSewing and stitching lovely things in pink! I hope that you enjoyed the girlieness! Great makes. Di x
ReplyDeleteThat wall hanging is adorable! T will love it! Jxo
ReplyDeleteIndeed, I do!!
DeleteThe embroidery is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI love the embroidery, I bet her book is filled with great stitcheries! Your work looks perfect!
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