Mar 16, 2022

A better pear

 OMGoodness.  Katherine from @trinkity mentioned me in a post which led me to her.  I adore how she has stitched and constructed my pear!  AUGH!!!  I gave all of mine away except for the July and December pears and don't want to deconstruct and reconstruct those two.  They certainly don't require a lot of time to stitch and I plan to choose a few favorites for a second time.  Definitely Swan Song and Katherine's choice also.  

They are constructed of three panels (two fabric panels and the stitchery), similar to Nan's (which I also adore but haven't ordered yet).  I don't believe I am ready to sit at the sewing machine, still have patience and short fuse issues left over from the last year.  Unless it's a straight seam or hem or repair, my old metal Kenmore should keep its distance.  But the stitchery can be finished and in the pile.

She also has a floss tube that features some lovely sampler projects, and I still don't understand why that bell has to be clicked in addition to subscribe to follow anyone.  But that's me.  
I want to post these on my IG page, maybe tomorrow.  Was hoping to do a different St. Pat's day pear, I dislike that design.  A lot.  But Carole's ordeal started last year at this time, March 1 to be exact, and I was dealing with my misdiagnosis prior to that.  And this year?  Lazy.

The sawtooth border is coming along slower than I expected, and it looks fabulous.

Have a pleasant day.
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9 comments:

Terri said...

LOVE the pears!!

Rugs and Pugs said...

What sweet pears! Love the finishes...my downfall with any cross stitch project.

diamondc said...

Marly: How sweet she mentioned you.
Beautiful pears, I like the idea of three sides.

Catherine

C M Designs said...

Beautiful pear ! Great idea to do it that way. I'm so glad you're going to stitch another Swan song for yourself.
Beautiful day here, I hope it is there for you too.
Charlotte in Va.

Vickie said...

I know! I have been seeing her pears and thinking of you every time. I don't know that if I made them they would look like that!

TheCrankyCrow said...

Great finishes on both... You, and others, have such wonderful gifts at finishing...not me. It's agonizing and slow...and never turns out as beautifully as others'. Oh well...and like Lauren is fond of saying, oh hell. ~Robin~

Cheryl; Mandeville, LA said...

Pretty pears! I have had a gold-colored velvet pear pincushion for years that I just love. And I am also the owner of a metal Kenmore sewing machine that is still going strong after all these years - what a workhorse. Am sewing a cotton robe for spring for myself at present and it's coming along great. Gorgeous weather for the past 2 days but we are expecting heavy rainstorm Thursday night/early Friday morning. Take care!

Anonymous said...

Hahahahaha !
A loan for the corned beef !
Though, really not far off.
Trader Joes had a ready one for $27.98 in a box (refrigerated ), cooked and ready.
Yes, a sizeable box, but still almost 30 bucks !
I'm not even sure what to do with it, never bought/had one before,
but my son was attracted to the green on the box so we got it.
BTW, your dinner looks super delish !

Love the pear - any free pattern for just the pear ?
And Congrats on the mention ! Always nice.

susan hemann said...

Lovely work!
I don't understand the term "Flosstube" I keep hearing the term from different stitchers

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