Since I didn't specify exact thread colors, stitchers are having a lot of fun customising this project. I won't say that nobody has ever frogged out a stitched bit in order to use a different color, but it is a good exercise in creativity. We've also seen some fine examples of couching and other techniques used to further embellish our "page". |
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 by Teri in Portland |
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What a fabulous show of works. We've had stitchers from all around the globe joining us on this adventure. Everyones piece has been such an original gem. Thank you all for sharing your photos and your enthusiasm. |
 by Lyn in the UK |
Valerie remapped things a bit to create spots for her initials. Very clever!
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 Marilyn from Canada picked a palette that included dominantly purples and greens. Very beautiful! |
 Gina is finished, too! Yay. |
 Jackie sent me this updated photo to show how nicely hers finished up. It looks so nice on her wall! |
 Jessica's colors are rich autumn rusts and greens. Just beautiful! |
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 Janneke in the Netherlands got hers done too! Very nice. |
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 by Lee-Ann in NM |
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 by Mel in Australia |
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Look, Ma - no cats :o)
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Christine in France shows us hers. |
BoInk Stitchers truly cover the globe. This is from Elena in Russia. |
BoInking in Public Photo of the Week: Deborah and her friends in the Toronto Guild of Stitchery shared this photo from a recent get together:
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Diane Hare, a.k.a. "Hibrida," is doing hers on black and couching with gold metallic. |
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