may be too loud.
That's a tall piece. The sewing gauge leaning on it is six inches, this is about 7.5 without the top.
I think I will search for a small to work on until I have a decision. Right now, as I have done to many other samplers, fringe the bottom, hem the sides, pin to a cabinet door.
We loaded a few corn stalk bundles in the car while yakking with the owner who was working outside. We've purchased our corn and bird seed from there for many years. I went inside to pay while feeling so sad for the kittens in the tiny cages waiting for adoption. I was surprised at the bill. We paid around 2.50 last year, this year double.
We may get a thunderstorm! Haven't had any all summer, and when this one passes I will wash windows and decorate the front. It is dark so soon now, and I'm mumbling obscenities. Crabasses have an extended vocabulary of profanities.
Happy stitching!
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1 comment:
At first glance I, too, thought it might be too tall for a drum...but the idea grew on me. It would be unique. Not everyone could pull off a drum finish of that size but given your precision in finishing, I bet it would be a statement piece. Still trying to find the right fabric for the top of my (rather small) drum. (Ok, that's an excuse...) I was going to scoot across the road and pilfer a few corn stalks but they are so pathetic this year I would feel guilty taking food from the moos. (Yeah, weird, I know.) ~Robin~
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