We spent yesterday putting up our exhibition, thankfully it went up without a hitch and we are very pleased with the outcome. if you are in the area, please pay the exhibition a visit, People's Theatre, Newcastle. Its well worth a visit.
I would also like to thank George, as without him, our work of arts will be still hanging on the floor. Here are a few photos. I will post some more later.
I'm off to Tunisia in a few hours time, so I'll be quiet for a while. Catch up with you later.

These are 2 of my pieces for our exhibition, "Tied Up"

Here come the girls, the Peg Doll Parade, all members in Stitch-in-9 participated in this and had fun making them, they are for our exhibition which starts on 1-03-10 at the People's Theatre in Newcastle called "Dressing Up".

This is a heart that I have done for a swap. It is part of a skirt which consists of 3 hearts for a doll designed by Sherry Goshon.
It is made from cotton wool with silver threads, glitter and micro beads sandwiched between 2 sheets of bondaweb, then ironed. It has then been embellished with sequins, beads and lazy daisy stitch.

What a lovely surprise. A bouquet of flowers from my loved one.

Another little pin doll brooch.

Beadica, pin doll brooch

I picked the letter T to stitch for our bannner "Stitch-in-9" which we are going to use at our exhibition which is on at the end of this month called "Dressing Up".

Well, I managed to do it. 30 dolls in 30 days. It was a huge learning curve, a lot of the dolls I would have liked to have spent alot more time on them with stitch, beads and embellishment, but that was part of the exercise having limited time. I really enjoyed this challenge and I have gained experience from it and it has shown me the direction of where I want to be. I want to play with dolls again.