A Crewelwork Tray
First I was going to cut it out of the frame and turn it into a pillow. Now I'm thinking it's a perfect tray. For a while, at least.
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
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- Anna
- I am an evangelical Christian. I have three daughters whom I homeschool: Clara (16), Bella (14), and Daisy (7), and two older sons: Giles (20), a college graduate, and Felix (18), a college freshman. I'm 41 years old and happily married to my Dear Composer. We live in a 1920's school converted into a home, outside of town. And God is good.
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13 comments:
Oh I agree, it makes a perfectly *lovely* tray. (o:
Beautiful
You are so creative ~ neat tray!
(Long time follower of your special blog here...you really inspire me to be a more feminine and godly homemaker! Only wish I could take some sewing lessons from you...) :-)
I have to admit to being a teeny bit envious of the inexhaustible supply of embroidered cloth your thrift shops yield. What industry there was in the past. I think you are right to leave some of it under glass. My favourite cushion has perished with use.
Gorgeous! Now I have to add an embroidered tray to my endless list of projects to do!
That's genius! I have a tray that has an embroidered insert which I found in a shop once and I really love it but, I've never thought of using framed embroidery as a tray. How fun!
Beautiful!
I awarded you a Kreativ Blogger Award here:
http://vintageorbust.blogspot.com/2010/01/kreativ-blogger-award.html#comments
Unrelated to your post, just wondering if you were familiar with this website?
http://cookbook.gracelivingstonhill.com/
Thought perhaps you might find it interesting! :0)
It's lovely as a tray - why not? As long as the glass is strong enough. And, that GLH cookbook site looks right up your alley, Anna! I think you should choose a book and do it.
So pretty! Anna you always have an eye for photography!
I wanted to let you know that I was very inspired when you made this dress. http://pleasantviewschoolhouse.blogspot.com/2009/10/brown-linen-shirtwaist-butterick-5315.html
I just recently finished my version. You can hop over to my blog to check it out!
ooh, what a great idea! I've got some doilies that need something to become.....
Brilliant!
That is the perfect tray! Simply beautiful.
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