As promised, Chocolate Covered Cherries was finished last weekend. Looks like something I would display around Christmas or Valentines, a flat-fold or a standup, perhaps?
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LOVE UPDATING THIS EVERY YEAR
I'd display it year round. They look good enough to eat. Great job on it!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Barb. It is too yummy looking to only put out a day or two a year. I just love how your framed work looks. I may have to drive all the way to Cincy to get some framing done, if I ever finish anything. Too much yard work and critters care!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! What fabric did you use?
ReplyDeleteWhat about a cube?
Fabric? 28 ct. linen for sure, don't remember the color name tho. Got it at the Finishing Touch inLouisville, where I laid the floss on it, and it just popped.
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