blog tour stop 14 :: vivid felicity

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Just look at this hand stitched goodness! For those of you a bit intimidated by sewing illustration on your sewing machine, (but you shouldn’t be! Have you been following the tour and all the confessions that people were nervous–but it turns out that it was WAY more fun and easier than they ever thought?!) every design in Sew Illustrated is perfect for hand embroidery as well! Just look at those sweet pincushions! But Veronica got over her nervousness about trying the designs on her machine.Pop on over to her blog to see how the story ends.

And don’t forget to comment on her post for a chance to win a copy of the book!

August 15: C&T Publications

August 16: Amy at nanaCompany

August 17: Wynn at Zakka Art

August 18: Sedef at Down Grapevine Lane

August 19: Lisa at A Spoonful of Sugar

August 20: Amy at chick chick sewing

August 21: Stacy at Stacy Olson

August 22: Debbie happy little cottage

August 23: Generation Q Magazine

August 24: Faith at Sarana Ave

August 25: Ayda at  cafenohut

August 26: Melissa at Oh, how sweet

August 27: Jemima at Tied with a Ribbon

August 28: Veronica at Vivid Felicity

August 29: Sharon at Lilabelle Lane Creations

August 30: Nadra at ellis & higgs

August 31: Kristyne at pretty by hand

September 1: Elnora on Instagram

September 2: Jennie at Clover and Violet

September 3: Auribuzz

September 4: Minki at Minki’s Work Table and Kristin at They Grow Up Too Fast

 

 


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