Marg Low Designs

Daisy Key Ring

The Daisy Key Ring is a cute little project you can drop in and make at my Pop up shop this Saturday.

 

You won't have to bring anything.

The kits are already prepped including needles and I'll have applique glue and scissors on hand.

I loved doing the Make & Takes at AQC and miss the interaction with you all.

There was the added challenge of designing something cute that could be started and finished in fifty minutes.

And that's why I'm excited about the Daisy Key Ring - it's a perfect Make & Take project.

So this Saturday why not combine a little stitching with your morning coffee!

 

There are two colourways to choose from - Grey and Blue.

 

 

When and Where

Saturday 3 June & Wednesday 7 June

9.30am - 1.30pm

Where: Flourish Creative Studio, Cnr AMP and Volt Lane, Albury NSW

Parking: Volt Lane Carpark

 

For a short time, or until I'm over cutting and sewing, the prepped kits will be sold online.

Daisy Key Ring

Each kit, $18,  includes the PATTERN, prepared fabric and felts, key ring, threads, bag batting and two needles.

The pattern can be purchased separately.

 

 

 

Christmas in July 2023

I'm very excited I have lots of fun things planned for my Christmas in July weekend.

 

 

When: Saturday 8 July 10am - 4pm & Sunday 9 July, 9.30am-3.30pm,

Where: Flourish Creative Studio

                                    Cnr AMP & Volt Lane, Albury NSW

 

You’ll receive

two new patterns, a small kitted project, tuition, morning, lunch & afternoon tea.

 

Cost: $180.00

A $80 non-refundable deposit is due at the time of booking, with the balance due 25 June. An invoice for the balance will be emailed 23 June.

Book online

Christmas in July

 

If you have any questions don't hesitate to email me.

Stitching in May

This month I've been stitching.

Mostly I stitch on fabrics I can trace the pattern onto using a light box and lead pencil.

 

On fabrics, like the French General Red and Faded Red I use a white ceramic pencil.

 

The amount of detail traced is a personal preference.

I trace the basic outline and stitch details, like colonial knots and cross stitch, by eye.

 

The grey Artisan Cloth, below, was too heavy to see the pattern through.

Instead I marked lines with a hera marker and stitched a sampler of sorts.

A full description of the project is here .

I love how colour pops on a grey background and wanted to stitch more than just straight lines!

 

When I finish a stitchery I don't want to wash it. I like that brand new look and feel. So I've been hesitant to adopt any transferring technique that requires washing!

In the end, I decided to try Stick 'n Stitch, a self adhesive wash-away.

 

Now I can stitch patterns. Yay!

I can't wait to stitch some more on the Slate Hanky Linen.

And next time in colour!

 

Happy Stitching