In this particular case..it will also serve as a reminder never to stitch a piece directly onto my page!! Wow! What a tricky thing to try. Why didn't I just use double sided tape like everybody else? Oh, no..not moi.... I figured it might be just as easy to stitch it onto the paper. Wrong! the down stitches were just fine, but the ones coming back up again? from beneath paper and several layers of fabric? ... arrrgghhh! I couldn't see the holes even when I held the page up to a bright light... and ended up having to poke a needle through each hole from the topside... guide my sewing needle to the exact spot and withdraw the top needle and carefully poke up with the stitching needle. As you can guess ... the air was particularly blue at several points during my ordeal. And, yes, it was a bit of an ordeal. Next time...play with paper stitching and just enjoy it ... .. tack on fabric later...
Oh, and... I also did the unthinkable. Stabbed my finger a good one and bled on the paper before I even realized it. Luckily, I also licked the bloody area immediately... and then had to lick again because it just smeared... ... and then, luckily ... I was able to blot it off easily with paper towel. Whew.
Saved the page after I had worked so diligently with my stitching...
I was having some fun with FME also... onto a gauzy square with a few little embroidered flowers on it. I'm not sure what it is ...perhaps a table protector of some sort... too big for a hanky ... not really a doily... too small for a scarf...... Maggi found it for me...
I love how the FME looks on it...I'll try a bit more and try for better photos of it... I cut a bit of it and added it to this smaller piece of the fabric...
