#roxysjournalofstitchery

[@marjoriewright5808]

Thank you Sarah for showing how you make the stitches! The tablecloth is so beautiful…love the colors❤

[@kmkg2553]

Love the invisible stitch to hold your fabrics down! Thank you 😊

[@SewbitsKristy]

Great Video, Sarah, love the choice of fabrics as your background and your tablecloth.

[@giusicoluccia6594]

Lovely background, Sarah! I like your idea of a bright colourful piece😊thank you❤

[@SipsofJoy]

Thank you for showing the stitches you are using. It was a good reminder that not much is needed at this stage since there will be more layers and detailed stitching to come. Looking forward to seeing the side panel!

[@vickicarter1284]

Looks great Sass 🙂 also love It's Complicated....fun. Vic xxx

[@Ann-eh7ii]

You have given some great ideas so thanks. I love the kantha strips. ❤❤❤

[@kimberleymaloy1728]

Hi Sarah, I love what you've done so far, looking forward to seeing your next moves. TFS 😊

[@cherylfaetanini5683]

Lovely fabric colors you are using ❤ I won’t be doing this project right now , I want to finish working on my Field Notes Journal but, will be watching you & Rachel work on this project ❤️ you both have inspired me so much ❤️ Thank you 🥰

[@caroltanzi29]

Sarah: this is a good size piece you have taken on. I love your color selections and design. I can see already this will be a work of art. I’m going to enjoy seeing this creation come to be. Carol from California

[@LoveAlwaysSavana]

It is looking good. I am still doing the invisible stitch on my wallpaper. It’s definitely taking a while. But I love it. Love always, Savana.🎀💝

[@lindak7499]

That was a fun to see video TFS. Your t-shirt matched your fabric - nice!!

[@cathiespalding2083]

Such a pretty piece !

[@annemcdonald5602]

I love the process of invisible stitching - it's so relaxing and I think about ideas for layering fabrics and my embroidery.

[@lynnoneill6533]

This is looking very interesting, will enjoy watching all your progress. Best wishes Lyn

[@lorettavalmorbida7793]

Looking good.

[@annettedepete4314]

I love how this is looking. TFS🌴💕

[@janrichards6519]

💛🧡💚

[@dawnmeldrum1267]

❤❤

[@pilesofparagraphs]

Loving this Sarah. I wish I could find a thin wool blanket, I bought one but it is much to heavy I think. I may try flannel as a backing. Thanks so much for showing us how to put this together.

[@redparrot9489]

I AM ALSO TEAM “IRON YER FABRIC!” 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🇨🇦💕

[@letiziaantinori6727]

❤Tesoro

[@jackiehorn3724]

I am still looking for a large canvas. Very expensive. I may end up going to Home Depot and having them cut a piece of wood. They have some very lightweight boards made from compressed wood chips. I will just borrow my brothers electric sander to smooth it out. Unless between now and then I find a good price on a used canvas thrifting or something. But I also think my size needs may change because as we find out the prompts. I have my table and sort of my background. Sorted out. But not stitched down yet. I think until I get a bit further into knowing the prompts it’s just going to be basted. And I have a pack of steam a seam light 2. Which is a double sided fusible. But it’s a temporary stick. You can do a temporary adhesion of the components , yet pick it up and move it around as you find out a bit more. I think I can kind of guess so have in my mind kind of formulated what I want to do. And have it drawn on paper. But I am printing my own fabric using some fabric paints and stencils , then heat setting it. So it’s permanent. I just did not have what I wanted, and want to use things I already have. So am trying hard to be creative. While not spending a lot of money.