After two false starts thanks to indecision about typefaces and inexperience with thread thickness I now feel that I’m getting somewhere.
Now I’m off to find somewhere bright to stitch, so I don’t end up with a squint!
knitting, nature and living with autism in the family
little cotton rabbits 
That’s such a lovely idea. Good luck with the stitching, it looks perfect to me 🙂
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It’s looking lovely, and I love that typeface and your choice of words.
I’ve tagged you too! Sorry!
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be warned- now you’ve cracked it you’ll be embroidering text on everything!
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Just a suggestion, add the date. Amy will be snuggling in years to come and wonder when you did it. Love and huggles.
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that’s lovely, julie!
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Lovely words and sentiment. I love your previous post too. Happy snuggling.
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so so pretty. please tell me how you did that?
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Awwwww!
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That’s a very good start – I like the font and the sentiment. I agree, it needs a date to turn it into an heirloom!
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that is completely beautiful – a wonderful thing to add to a lovely something
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I think it is lovely Julie, I can’t wait to see it when it’s finished.
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Seeing your progress made me very emotional…in a good way.
Now I know the direction I want to take with my memory patch.
Thank you so much Julie.
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Lovely 🙂 Your embroidery patch makes me think about my great-grandmother, because we did this together when I was just a wee little girl. Good memories.
Happy stitching, and no squinting allowed lol 😉
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beautiful….
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Julie… that’s a beautifully wonderful sentimental thing to do!! It looks gorgeous! 🙂
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Your embroidery looks lovely…. personally I’m so hopeless at text 🙂 x
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That’s lovely.
I once wrote my whole dissertation in stitched letters like that.
It took alot of patience and hard work.
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What a wonderful idea. Deb x
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