This week I'm linking up with a new blogger I found a couple of weeks ago, Jennifer at studio jru
She hosts:
and states that the studio is wherever you create. My place is usually my sewing room, but often the kitchen counter, garage, barn...
I thought this stained feed sack needed a tree, and it did. For a while I thought it needed leaves, it didn't.
The leaves have since found their way to a bare branch in our foyer. The tree is just going to be pinned up on the wall for awhile. Sometimes a project is just an exercise and that can be a good thing too.
I hope you have a great fall weekend!
You can peak at other projects here.
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Ooooh pretty :) I like it!
ReplyDeleteSometimes a project can just be an exercise which is definitely wonderful. Love your tree on that feed sack. I also love those pretty leaves!
ReplyDeleteWHAT a feed sack ...
ReplyDeleteLove the free motion stitching...I like to play with sewing in my mixed media, too, but haven't done much of it lately....maybe just a few leaves? Of the paper made into cloth variety?
ReplyDeleteI love it either way!
thank you for joining up with the ladies at studio JRU.
ReplyDeleteI think it's great! Love upcycling projects! Patsy from
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that looks cute!
ReplyDeleteI wish our feed came in noteworthy sacks
ReplyDeleteMaybe we just don't have the right animals,lol.
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So happy you joined us Jill! I love that your studio moves around... that is how it works around here too! Love, love the tree on a feed sack. What a pretty wall hanging! Thank you so much for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteYour tree with our without leaves is enchanting Jill...I need to get my sewing machine fixed once and for all...very inspiring!
ReplyDeleteoxo
I love your tree Jill, sometimes you've just got to do it to know it Mx
ReplyDeleteI love how you do the stitching... have I told you that? It is GORGEOUS!!!
ReplyDelete;-D robelyn