“Needlepoint:
the delicious art of filling in holes with wool.”
Carole Berman
and Jennifer Lazarus
I started this needlepoint eyeglass case project
whilst on a cruise and am picking it up again to hopefully finish soon. The front is
almost done and then I can work on the back. I like to balance creative activities like this between knitting projects.
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The needlepoint
canvas is from the Elizabeth Turner Collection. The canvas, stitch
book, and the needed yarns were
purchased from Cabbage Row Shoppe during a trip to
Charleston, SC. I always visit this shop when we’re in Charleston.
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My embroidery
scissors were purchased directly from Maison Sajou in Versailles, France. Along with the
scissors, I got a little scissors case which included a chart for stitching my
monogram.
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All of my projects
are organized in a bag specific to each project which makes it easier for me to
grab and take to either the living room or on a trip. This particular bag (seen in top edge of first photo) is a
pouch with two zippered pockets.