![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhTL2w07cuUfmdPLOCtdc0XHWjrfhvTs0KfM2OPdw81p9k05G5lhC9pbYxEOpiaWxY95c3r8-e1yXQ8CfFsdrBBxP-3aIy_BODFDiM8G1uRxfTejHNgfujc8mjqKGgIa1w1DtYLd7jDegnh/s430/IMG_3320+copy.jpg)
Choosing wool for a finish...
Sometimes the most unlikely patterns
are perfect together.
For pillows, needlekeepers
and other sewing projects,
I will often use a rotary cutter on my wool
to get a clean straight edge to work with.
And other times, I will simply tear the wool.
And other times, I will simply tear the wool.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhnJj7jcJjNdP9CyePs816lq9Xk4fE0nz08eJeNjuqI1TSp6HmKVOoV6qERuMCe0vRAEtiUecBtCXjgZyAIDAG-lx6VIq4YIr0bNkZVE3u5QvDR-Z5m23bqgWwCkPq8aSuDDsdDZa5m6T3_/s430/IMG_3312+copy.jpg)
I love to work with this Honeycomb wool,
the color and texture are a perfect combination.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgWkmdzLUdLvr0_sE6R08uix6BtllofbJ3VWF6aNJPoIAlTvNh6C4mrR560LKMix7VpI_7CMoOCzhx5ERKds1-eydIH_n1qYGHaxyItI3cet6k4ruh7BNIxaMcouQnISh6Va8Drv_PCFnyr/s430/IMG_3316+copy.jpg)
The Honeycomb wool will frame
'Seaside Fancy'.
The wool coaxes out the caramel color
in this Punchneedle piece
and makes the blues 'sing'...
and makes the blues 'sing'...
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg-LUmCpN9wiq_8x_4-3oHH2CS8HKe-kJC42NuzN5HfjBYUfBYiXHCpZTpgPnSKzwg_MPUsy4ZDrE6-FMBnTXDTo-1jCZtHvTJL23eMmHprk1klnWsgMbwuzpnvPMV4auWVZJC6chnZZqRG/s430/IMG_3319+copy.jpg)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhTL2w07cuUfmdPLOCtdc0XHWjrfhvTs0KfM2OPdw81p9k05G5lhC9pbYxEOpiaWxY95c3r8-e1yXQ8CfFsdrBBxP-3aIy_BODFDiM8G1uRxfTejHNgfujc8mjqKGgIa1w1DtYLd7jDegnh/s430/IMG_3320+copy.jpg)
My plan is to place the framed
punchneedle piece on a block of
teal plaid.
Stitching through the week ;)
Rose