It was very nice to receive this lamp ornament from Julie in time for Christmas. THANK YOU, THANK YOU! It has a cute bird button sitting on the lamp.
Bronny from http://bronnysbits.blogspot.com/ organised the exchange.
I do hope my recipient liked her ornament.
My cross stitching blog. I have been cross stitching on and off since 1969. In 1969 I did a stamped cross stitch d'oyley under the supervision of my Grandma. Her home was number 78. I spent many pleasant hours at that house as I often went there for holidays as a child. Now I prefer counted cross stitch . Some other crafts keep me busy too
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Christmas Ornament finished
Completed ornament which has been mailed to its secret swap partner as part of an ornament swap on http://bronnysbits.blogspot.com/
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Preparing For Christmas
This Noel Ornament is by Maryse Dupont of Les Grilles de Maryse. I choose a shiny aida to stitch it on and have used "Crescent Colours" hand dyed threads.
I may make it into a hanging.
I am also stiching another one with a slightly different colour combination
Saturday, October 2, 2010
I have not posted in a long while. My Dad was seriously ill in hospital and this led to a change in routine for the family. He has thankfully has recovered, is undergoing physio and life is getting back to normal for me.
My stitching progress has been slow however I could not wait to start the "tree" on this project. I had to see what it would look like. So much so, I have still to complete the very last name.
I am not completely happy with the title, so I may change the colour to the pinker toned thread so it will stand out from the green.
My stitching progress has been slow however I could not wait to start the "tree" on this project. I had to see what it would look like. So much so, I have still to complete the very last name.
I am not completely happy with the title, so I may change the colour to the pinker toned thread so it will stand out from the green.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
I visited my parents over the last few days, to show Mum the latest progress on this project. So I can now share it here.
I am doing the married names of each person and will put dates and explanations of marriages on the back of the project when it is framed
I am doing the married names of each person and will put dates and explanations of marriages on the back of the project when it is framed
Friday, July 16, 2010
My Large Stitching project
"Mother's Tree"
designed
by
Marilyn Leavitt-Imblum
I have chosen to stitch the married names of each woman. Thank you to my Mother for the family history information.
This show my progress in June.
2 more generations to stitch, then onto the tree at the head of the design.
I am stitching in a variegated thread by Jennifer Gail from the UK.
Small Stitches
My current stitching consists of a large project and some smaller ones.
Here are some recently completed small ones. Firstly I made a Pirate card for church stall on green aida. Then I made a book mark. I have yet to finish the bookmark with a backing fabric. I am also going to stitch a pirate phrase on the bookmark.
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