its not quite finished yet...as i ran out of thread...and i'm not sure when i can get out to get some more...so i can only show you the back...
***hint***
when stitching freehand like this, i always start at the back/part least likey to be seen...as i find my stitches are a bit uneven to start with, but sort themselves out once i get going! ;0)
i'm loving having a part of my skirt preserved forever...and plan to make lots of things with the rest of it...
...so why did i cut it up??? actually nobody guessed quite correctly...but Tea bag was closest with her first guess...of a stain...the real truth is...i decided to give the bathroom loo a quick spruce up 5 mins before some guests arrived...and in my hurry i splashed bleach on it...and didn't notice!!!
and the moral of this story is:
********always get someone else to do the dirty jobs!!! ;0) **********
so if Darcy and Tea bag would both be so kind as to leave me their addresses in the comments below or as a PM to agirlcalledbob on UKS...your goodies will swifty wing their way to you!
thanks for playing along...and when its actually finished...i'll share the lampshade in situ, rather than on hubby's head! lol
ohhh I'm liking it very very much
ReplyDeleteHow utterly fab is that. You may wanna get a shorter lamp base though, the proportion's slightly out.
ReplyDeleteBlimey I was close :0)
ReplyDeleteThat is soooo cool! I want one! xx
ReplyDeleteOMG that is insanely funny, i can't believe i was correct hahahaha, and it's only beacuse i have been thinking of making a lampshade myself hahahaah can't stop laughing..
ReplyDeletebut you did a great job and it looks gorgeous, fab way to use your fave sjirt.
Oh wow. Clever you. Love it.
ReplyDeleteIt's brilliant! What a fab way to do something positive with your skirt - looks fab! Love Julia's comment!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful lampshade, love the turquoise flowers :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent work missus ... now where is the beautiful object going in your house?
ReplyDeletePS David should always wear one!