
With the stitching completed, I immediately got started on the finishing. It was really easy. I understand now why other stitchers say biscornus can be so addicting.


As for the cardinals, I think the eggs must have hatched, but I haven't actually seen the babies. The nandina bush that contains the nest has gotten a bit thicker since I photographed the eggs, and it's nearly impossible to see anything now. Getting a view of the nest at this point would require too much disturbance for the birds. I have seen both the female and the male back and forth a lot around the bush, bringing food for their offspring.
4 comments:
It's lovely, you did a super job!
oooooh!! Juanita, I realllly like that biscornu! I don't think I have seen one finished on blue fabric before...and I must say it really is lovely! I might just have to try that now---copycat that I am! LOL Great job and thank you for sharing with us!
~Julie~
Pretty biscornu! Congrats.
Great work on your first biscornu, Juanita! I'm sure that it won't be your last and it turned out beautifully.
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