VS Renaissance Rose bellpull - finished up
Here we are at the finish line for this project.
As this design was for a framed piece whilst I wanted to make a bellpull out of it, I needed to adapt the bottom. It wasn't terribly difficult - I just needed to add a row of buttonhole edging around the outside of the hardanger section and then, using the new edge this created to site a row of four-sided edging on each side. When this had got to the needed height, I just turned the top over a pretty hanger I got at the Knitting and Stitching Show in November.
Here the purple card back makes a nice contrast and shows off the cutwork section nicely. I actually used this type of card as a support when packing up the bellpull, which you can see next catch up project post when I also share the wedding card.
Text and images © Elizabeth Braun 2017
As this design was for a framed piece whilst I wanted to make a bellpull out of it, I needed to adapt the bottom. It wasn't terribly difficult - I just needed to add a row of buttonhole edging around the outside of the hardanger section and then, using the new edge this created to site a row of four-sided edging on each side. When this had got to the needed height, I just turned the top over a pretty hanger I got at the Knitting and Stitching Show in November.
And that was it!
Here the purple card back makes a nice contrast and shows off the cutwork section nicely. I actually used this type of card as a support when packing up the bellpull, which you can see next catch up project post when I also share the wedding card.
Text and images © Elizabeth Braun 2017
6 comments:
What a lovely gift! I love how you adapted the design for both their chosen words and to make it into a bell pull rather than s framed piece. I've never tried cut work as I'm slightly terrified of it, but you have definitely inspired me!
Oooh, didn't that turn out well!
Lovely work.
Gyönyörű!
Your hardanger is like Mary Poppins...practically perfect in every way!!
it's beautiful Elizabeth!
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