Years and years ago, my mom, who was an incredibly talented embroiderer, started making a table cloth.

She never did get around to finishing it. But here is the exciting bit! I cut out the pieces that she did finish and have made them into cushions!

They form a lovely focal point in my otherwise very neutral lounge.
And Yes - they do have some "Freshly Found " labels attached -
And No - they are not going anywhere!

These have huge sentimental value and they are staying right here.
7 comments:
You know, I have a problem: It seems as if I am always gushing, but I don't know how else to do this.
Absolutely amazing. I know of so many people who have started a big project, and then after stashing it in the cupboard for years, it gets trashed.
But NOT with you.
As the first picture was loading, I was wondering where on earth you had such a lovely plant.
Please tell your incredible mom I say "well done" on doing this so beautifully. Oh, and you are great too (-:
What beautiful embroidery! I love the way you've 'framed' it.
What a beautiful thing to do. Really lovely the way they turned out.
that is such a cool idea... Giving them a new life!
Gosh, now those are beautiful & backed by the lace cushions they look even better. Talent every where in your family.
What a great way to use the embroidery that was obviously made with so much love!
What a lovely idea.
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