



I started out trying to just stitch pieces together, but that didn't feel right, so I made a pattern which worked much better.
After making the pattern, the project went quickly. By suppertime, I'd completed the bag shaped case to slip the pillow form into. I added a zipper so that it would be easy to remove the form for cleaning.
And now I've begun embroidering the case. I have plans to add lots of embroidery (some handwork for the evenings) and beads to give it a real Victorian flare. I plan to get on Pinterest and look for some ideas, but for now I'm just dropping in a vine so that I can add beaded flowers and some crewel leaves.
Happy Stitching,
Mary
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