I was right, this takes Forever!
I love the finished product, will someday get a better pic of it.
Truth is, it isn't 100% done, the other side needs to be beaded - will leave it for Saturday or Sunday.
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- Sailor, Stitcher, Domestic diva, wife, mom to 2+2 (mine and his, boys and girls) email me at mlweaving at gmail dot com And see what's going on with the move to the boat over at www.svfarniente.blogspot.com
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7 comments:
You are a brave, brave woman do be doing fringe like that! It's lovely! I've decided to go with a little diffrent fringe only because the one in the pattern just looks too damn hard for me!
Your colorway for Lady E is lovely!
gorgeous fringe. Painstakingly slow, I bet.
Truly beautiful... outstanding as everything that you do!
Are your hands aching by now?
Marji, it's gorgeous! Those beads add such a nice touch. How long did it take to finish the one side?
Marji, after you finish the other side, you must take a shot with you modeling for it. I am taking an interest with Lady E seeing yours and Fig & Plum version. =)
It's beautiful! I love the fringe.
Hi
I love your fringe. I am working on lady E right now and would love to do the same fringe. Can you tell me how you made it? Thanks
Aurita
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