Celtic knot Tree of Life, part eight . . .

Celtic Knots, Work-In-Progress

I transferred my design to parchment-colored linen fabric.

I safety-pinned the quilt sandwich together.

I started removing safety pins in the areas I stitched.

I’ve gotten this far:

Stitched Tree of Life
Stitched Tree of Life

I’ve got a long way to go (and a short time to get there) . . .

Stitched vs. Pinned
Stitched vs. Pinned

Now, if you’ll excuse me, it’s back to the studio . . .

Related posts:

  1. Celtic knot Tree of Life, part four . . .
  2. Celtic knot Tree of Life, part seven . . .
  3. Celtic knot Tree of Life, part six . . .
  4. Celtic knot Tree of Life, part two . . .
  5. Celtic knot Tree of Life, part three . . .
  6. Celtic knot Tree of Life, part one . . .
  7. Celtic knot Tree of Life, part five . . .
  8. Bitchin’ Stitchin’!!
  9. Celtic Knot Baby Quilt, part 2
  10. Reverse applique Celtic knot

2 thoughts on “Celtic knot Tree of Life, part eight . . .”

  1. Hi Raymond. I’ve just been told about good friends of mine who have got married and I would love to make a quick paper version (or maybe paint and stencil) of this. Would you be interested in selling this pattern – do you think Gina will mind there being 2 of them in the world (1 in NZ so the 2 will probably never meet šŸ™‚ ). If it’s ok I’ll just need a drawing download and then I can size it to what I want. thanks so much for considering this. AND this looks lovely so far, interesting how stitching seems to bring fabric alive. bye for now
    margherita

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