Stash Enhancement

I have been busy buying a "few" things recently and here they are!

Nina Threads

I got the pink thread for the Mirabilia chart Wherefore Art Thou which is all done in specialty threads. I had never heard of Nina's Threads so I had a look at her Etsy shop and she has some lovely threads and fabric


Etsy shop: NinaHandDyed

Next is some Primitive Hare charts and pins


and finally some Lavender & Lace and Butternut Road charts from Trade Me at $4 each! bargin


Until next time, happy stitching!

Michelle

Comments

  1. SusanMarch 6, 2018 at 4:44 PM

    Very nice stashing. I'll have to check out Nina's.

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  2. Jackie's StitchesMarch 26, 2018 at 5:48 PM

    A little stash enhancement never hurts! I've never used Nina's threads and they sure do look gorgeous!

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