It goes to prove that even I, when push comes to shove, can have singleminded focus when necessary. So, I've sat and embroidered and mostly kept myself from distracting myself. The result is that the bunny embroidery is completed.
I really like doing embroidery. It is the first sewing I ever learned to do as a child. It's a bit like riding a bike, once you've learned you never forget. And, like hand quilting, it's the overall effect you are going for. Looked at individually the stitches are not perfect. But I think that bunny is pretty damn cute when you look at all the stitches put together.
It's made me want to do more embroidery. Not like I have placemats to complete, a Christmas quilt on the go, some secret Santa gifts to make, and, and, and...
Susan
Pretty damn cute is an accurate description!
ReplyDeleteYup, very very cute!
ReplyDeletegorgeous! In fact you inspired me (OK, so I'm shameless copying you). After seeing your post yesterday, I got the book off my shelf and am making the crib decoration!
ReplyDeleteIt's so cute!
ReplyDeletelove the overall effect of the stitches!
ReplyDeleteWow... you're fast. It's indeed a very cute little bunny :) I used to do embroidery too long before I ever thought of quilting.
ReplyDeleteIs it the Easter Bunny come early?
ReplyDeleteVery like Indian embroidery with all those daisy stitches and ever so cute indeed!
You need to do more...Rudolf would be great!
Such a super cute bunny. Well done!
ReplyDeleteSuch a super cute bunny. Well done!
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ReplyDeleteYour bunny is ridiculously cute. And just beautiful stitches!!
ReplyDeleteAlso, omg - you just started that didn't you and now it's finished??
Fab, love that bunny, good work Mrs!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute. I love his little pink nose.
ReplyDeleteit's adorable!
ReplyDeleteYup, it's a cutie
ReplyDeleteWonderful! You rock! That little bunny definitely looks like it was sewn with love.
ReplyDeleteso adorable, and chain stitch is really time consuming - well done Susan!
ReplyDeleteYour bunny is darling, Susan! I'm seeing the potential of the chain stitch in a way I've never thought of before. Love it!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!! I have this pattern and might have a go soon, I have a baby boy to make something for and this would be adorable.
ReplyDeleteGirl, you are on fire. The bunny looks adorable. At this rate you're going to have all your Christmas gifts done in about a week.
ReplyDeleteBunny is super cute, and your chain stithing is very impressive!
ReplyDeleteSuperb - well done at sticking at it!
ReplyDeletePerfect! I've got bunny envy!
ReplyDeleteIt's a total winner! Susan, you are something else.
ReplyDeleteOh well done-it looks amazing
ReplyDeleteI want to hug that bunny.
ReplyDeleteYou are too clever Ms Canada.
(I have bunny envy)
Wow! That was quick! Oh so pretty! Jxo
ReplyDeleteThat chain stitch makes my eyes pop....wow!!!! Super wow!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat job on bunny! You could always embroider your secret Santa pressies since you are so quick.
ReplyDeleteHow did you DO that!??? Super-dooper cute!
ReplyDeleteAhhhhdorable! The chain stitch makes the bunny seem fluffy! Nice job.
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely Susan!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the rabbit. Love bunnies. This one is super cute. So clever you are!!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! Well done!
ReplyDeleteJust love your little bunny and the sweet flowers!
ReplyDeleteIt is so cute, and the daisies are just the perfect addition.
ReplyDeleteeven if it is almost Christmas time but the bunny with the daisy is so cute! someone is really pleased
ReplyDeletegood job well done,
ReplyDeletegreat embroidery is suddenly appearing again
What a gorgeous bunny! I love the chain stitching...so refreshing to see!
ReplyDeleteLoving the chain stitch bunny!
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