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Friday, 16 January 2015

Frayed Fabric

 Week 19 of Compendium of Curiosities leads us to page 66 and the chance to use some of Tim's amazing fabric

As always the wonderful Linda Ledbetter hosts this challenge with prizes from Tim and Mario for the lucky winner voted for by the Crew



There is also the chance to win a voucher generously donated by  the Inspiration Emporium

It would be great if you popped over to the blog and had a look at the amazing work created by the Crew and people who have entered the challenge


I am rather late at linking mine this time round but better late than never

Have a great weekend

I am also entering this piece  to A vintage Journey where the theme this week is "Use a Portrait"


11 comments:

  1. Absolutely gorgeous Hilda, I love all the stitching and sepia tones used. Beautifully vintage. You should also enter this over at AVJ as you can enter more than once.
    Julie x

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  2. This is great Hilda the addition of the stitching is lovely
    Jackie x

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  3. Cor, this is a beauty Hilda, love the whole vintage effect of your project and that stitching looks fab... Thanks for playing along with the CC3C x

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  4. This is such a sweet piece! Thank you for playing along with CC3C!

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  5. What a gorgeous piece! Your frayed fabric background is the perfect setting for your sweet boney flourish and dimensional roses. I love the found relatives you chose to showcase here. The machine stitching really gives that vintage homespun feeling. Thanks for sharing with us at CC3C. <3 Candy

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  6. You are not late at all! Gorgeous piece, and fabulous stitching! Love the photo addition! Thanks so much for sewing along with us at CC3!!!

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  7. How lovely this is!! These girls are so sweet and you have enhanced their sweetness and softness. Gorgeous!

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  8. Love your piece. The two little girls are darling set against the frayed fabric background. Too cute.

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  9. Hi,

    Just popped over from Vintage Journey, love your project and the use of the portrait. Don't forget to link back to us to be eligible for the prize this time. Thanks for joining us at A Vintage Journey.

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  10. Beautiful vintage project, love the how you have sewn the portrait and embellished

    Thank you for joining in our challenge at A Vintage Journey

    Jools x

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