Christmas on the beach
I started working on this design last fall in hopes of completing it by December, in time to give the finished worked design to my sister as a Christmas gift. Missed that by several months, but… Read more
Project finished November 2014.
This little guy is what started me thinking about adding finished stitched pieces to box lids. This is a Stoney Creek (June 2007) design called Summer Bouquet. It is a 52w by 35h design worked on … Read more
Country Sleds
These are a Foxwood Crossings design called Snow Country Sleds.I worked this on a 14 Count Navy Aida Fabric then adhered (using double side tape) onto the wooden/metal sleds. Design suggested to work on perforated paper but … Read more
This is my first counted cross stitch project. Stitched decades ago and never used as a glass case. Once finished, I quickly realized this would make a great way to care my unused stitching needles.
The finished piece has a … Read more
I wanted a cute snow person to be the greeter on our front door.
I found this cross stitched pattern on StoneyCreek.com. The pattern is Carolyn Manning Designs – Snowball of the Month – May.
The star for top of … Read more
I utilized a bit of a Northern Pine Design called Snowflake to create this white and silver piece.
It is about 4.5 inches square, shown here in a coal black double mat.
Worked on a 18 count black mono fabric … Read more
This is the design I embroidered for my 2013 Christmas cards.
The cross stitch design is by Judy Whitman, JBW design: Christmas Motif Sampler. Stitch count is 67w x 78h. The actual charted design comes with a lovely cross stitch … Read more
The Fox is a counted cross stitch design from the Cross Stitcher Club website.
I will measure it, but I believe the worked area is about 100 x 123 count.
Fox… Read more
Counted Canvas Needlework
This design is called Frosty Pane Window and is from the Canadian website Northern Pine Designs. Design is to suggest Jack Frost on a window pane.
Linda Lachance is the designer. I purchased this pattern from her … Read more
