FULLY FINISHED GALLERY 09/24

 

It's the 10th of this month and Rachel from "Ten Hour Stitcher" welcome us and our Fully Finished achievements.

Please visit her blog and see all the finished projects of our stitching friends.

https://tenhourstitcher.blogspot.com/2024/09/link-up-for-fully-finished-gallery-sal.html

My "big" full finished piece this month is the wedding heart.

Everything begun with Clare from Aimetu stitching showing this lovely cross stitch in spring.

In May we were invited to a family reunion around the wedding of our cousin. In a "first" life she was married in 1994 and in this "second" life she married Nathalie in last October (a small civil wedding).

They organised a new ceremony to gather families and we were happy to share this joyful event. I immediatly thought how this pattern couldt fit and become a nice gift. Clare kindly sent it to me.

La pièce de broderie "complétement terminée" que je présente ce mois-ci est un coeur et ses mariées inspiré d'une grille gentiment offert par Clare. Elle l'a réalisée pour le mariage d'amis au printemps dernier et dès que je l'ai vu sur son blog j'ai su qu'il serait chouette de l'adapter pour la réunion familiale autour du mariage de nos cousines.

First thing to do, try to find a closer design to the real ceremony

I made mistakes forgotten to change the color of the little hearts in the garland to pink but it's ok. I added the surnames and the dates of the two ceremonies. And not knowing if they like this kind of stitching, only "framed" it with blue cardboard. So they could keep it in the memories box or frame it or sew it.

I know now that they love it and are thinking of making a cushion with it.

Après quelques oublis (notamment de broder en rose les coeurs de la guirlande...) j'ai ajouté les surnoms et les dates et je l'ai présenté simplement encadré de carton bleu. Je sais depuis que le modèle leur a plu et qu'elles envisagent un montage sur coussin.