Here's me with a closer look at the cross stitch I recently finished. I must give thanks to Sonia Bakari, a colleague of mine who took the photos.
( 10 Doctors Close )

This is a weird one, but I'm having fun with it.

For the last couple of years, I've been using this tutorial to make homey patchwork wreaths for my front door, mostly themed around holidays. For each, I limited the palette to fabric that I already had on hand. It's fun, and I have a lot of scraps to use up. Eventually I ran out of holidays...

( So I went geeky )

Last Sunday I finished my second BAP. I apologise for the varying heights of the scans but I only have an A4 scanner. With grateful thanks to Hannah and Janet whose shop supplied me with the embroidery threads.

Statistics:

250 x 298 = 74,500 stitches on 14ct aida
45 shades of Anchor thread
17.9 x 21.3" (or 45.4 x 54.1 cm metric)

( 10 Doctors )

Well last Sunday I finished the cross stitch of the 10 actors who have portrayed our time travelling hero ( Read more... )

Three years I've taken to do this but I finished all the ten actors who portrayed the Doctor in cross stitch on Saturday (24th September) however ( Read more... )

So I recently posted about a project I've been doing and well it's done...ish.

Here have a small teaser...


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Just sharing the Doctor Who crafts I've made recently.

A few months ago, I made a Tardis Purse, that I'm rather proud of.

And within the past few weeks, I've made a Ten and an Eleven plushie.
Though with the Ten plushie, his head is a bit smaller than I would have liked, but he's still cute. (:


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Hey! This is my first post here and I just wanted to show off my crochet ten, jack harkness, and tardis I made thanks to Luna and Nyss's patterns!


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