More colors and products....

 Been busy dyeing and aquiring more trim.  Check out the new items in my Etsy Shop.

Old Top Hat in Osnaburg-great for finishing and primitive stitching.  This is a cotton fabric used in finshing and upholstery work.  A wonderful primitive fabric.

It's back Santa's Cocoa in 36 count linen....

Random Red in Osnaburg-great primitive color on this cotton fabric.

Random Pink Red-just a shade lighter-but just as primitive fabric and color.

I love this new product.  It is tiny baby-mini pom pom.  This is Wine and the color straight from the manufacturer.

New color on 36 count End of Summer Red.  It is wonderful-looks like you left your favorite red shirt out all summer to fade.  

Well, off to tend the pots....more items coming.  

Thank you for your support!  Ebeth

End of Summer Red linen-New Color

 Introducing End of Summer Red-the name came for a very customer who has the patience of a stitcher in need......quote from client 'Like someone left their fav red shirt on the Adirondack chair all summer.'

Not quite a lobster red-more on the bluish red side-lovely new color.

So here is End of Summer Red- 40 count now listed in my Etsy Shop.

Off to create more.  Thank you for your support.  Ebeth

More colors.....

 Yes, busy-busy-here are a couple new colors coming out of the dye pot.  More to come!!!!  Waiting for them to dry.

40 and 36 count Dark Khaki 

Osnaburg Dark Khaki

40 count My Ink Pen Leaked

Fun new colors in my Etsy shop.

Off to dye more-hugs Ebeth

More Osnaburg Colors

 Here are two more new colors-more are drying introducing.....

Here is Cherry Pit Brown in osnaburg....and it does look like dried cherry pits....

Dried Prom Rose-this color just reminds me of those dried prom corsages-

Enjoy more coming.

As always-either tethered to my dye pots or pulling orders.  Thank you for your support....

And yes spoiler alert-I will be finishing Number 1 Year in Costumes-think green and more green. 

Hugs-and enjoy your day.  Ebeth

Correction for Eliza Anne Scott 1847

Apparently the Windows/Publisher did not support the software I use to chart out my stitch diagrams.

Here is the Double Back Stitch in two directions that is used on the roof of the house on Eliza Anne Scott 1847. 

Sorry for the hiccup, I appreciate your support.  If you have any questions please let me know.  Ebeth