Time again for some patriotic design stitching. I really like this little one. It is primitive. I got a little bore while working on the white strip of the flag. As you can see, I used long stitch instead. This will make an adorable pillow.
Friday, June 29, 2001
Monday, June 25, 2001
Bluebird Zipper by Bent Creek
This little bird is so adorable, I cannot resist to have it finished quickly. This was stitched on 18 ct raw linen over two with #5 perle cotton.
Wednesday, June 20, 2001
Pop! by Lizzie Kate
This little freebie has been on my To-Do List for such a long time. Finally, I found the right fabric for it. Since the design is so small, I did not want to stitch on 28ct or 32ct fabric. This was stitched on 18 ct blue ridge linen over two with #5 perle cotton.
Tuesday, June 12, 2001
Sampler Necessaries by Drawn Thread
I did not want to start anything big at the moment. When I was at Stitchville last month, I found the Needlepoint Inc. silk thread pack put together by Drawn Thread. I quickly purchased it after I bought the chart and the fob thread from Creative Hand during the same trip. I better justify my purchase by actually getting it down soon. This was a first! I am going to make this a shaker pincushion and the complement scissors fob.
Saturday, June 9, 2001
Bee & Blossom by Elizabeth's Designs
This is the June assignment for the 2001 SAL. I chose a 32ct raw linen. I stitched the center floral first and found it to be too light for my fabric. I decided to change out the border colors. I used NN Bali Hai for the eyelets and ??? for the satin stitch. It turned out much better!
Friday, June 8, 2001
Kari's Snowflake by Just Nan
I found this card and the bead package when I last visited Creative Hand in Minneapolis. The design design was inspired by the tin ceiling motifs at Kari's Needle Workshop in Wausau, Wisconsin, according to Just Nan. I chose the ice blue color theme, no particular reason, just happened to have all the required materials.
Wednesday, June 6, 2001
Millennium Sampler by Shepherd's Bush
This kit was started when I was visiting Minneapolis during the Memorial Day weekend. The color is very very pale. In the instruction, the designer assures the stitchers that we would be satisfied by the chosen colors. As it turned out, the designers were corrected. I am making it into an elegant rectangular pillow with fringes on the sides. I chose a sage green fabric, the fringe is purple/green mix. Let's see how it turns out!
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