Ok, if you think this post has a little deja-yu vibe to it, that's because I've lifted it from my old blog (I'm planning to move everything over one day and delete the rest...) I was inspired to choose this one today as we had a fabulous time at a friends wedding yesterday, it was pretty magical!
The main difference is, that this time I've created the pattern for you, you'll find an extra large photo at the end of the post.
So, anyway, keep calm...
The hardest thing about being a creative with creative friends can be when it comes to present giving. Not because they're hard to buy for, but because they always give lovely handmade gifts, to which I cannot possibly respond with something from a store; no matter how well intentioned.
For this reason I store every idea for when it is most needed. So when I received this free chart from 'Cross Stitcher' magazine at the Clothes Show, I knew I was saving it for a gift, and I knew who for...
The main difference is, that this time I've created the pattern for you, you'll find an extra large photo at the end of the post.
So, anyway, keep calm...
The hardest thing about being a creative with creative friends can be when it comes to present giving. Not because they're hard to buy for, but because they always give lovely handmade gifts, to which I cannot possibly respond with something from a store; no matter how well intentioned.
For this reason I store every idea for when it is most needed. So when I received this free chart from 'Cross Stitcher' magazine at the Clothes Show, I knew I was saving it for a gift, and I knew who for...
So I used the pattern for the crown, although I needed to make mine smaller so edited it a little. I also missed out the backstitch.
I then, in my mission to shrink it down, made the words up as I went along, shrinking each letter...
Whilst I recorded the process on instagram, I was mildly tempted to take one followers advice to
"Leave it. The suspense will infuriate OCDists"
But, it IS a present... so I couldn't, however I do intend to bank that idea for later!
It was indeed a gift for a bride to be...
...Once framed, the perfect keepsake of her special day!
I love being a creative type.
Hope you enjoy, as always, I'd love to see your results if you have a go,
Thanks for stopping by,
Charlotte
xx
(Apologies, I just realised, I've only left 1 line blank between the crown
and the 'keep', in the original I left 3)
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