This is the month that my Italian Jasmine blooms it's cheery yellow blossoms. I love this old heirloom plant and look forward to seeing it bloom each year.
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'Til needle, thread and fabric meet.
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'Til needle, thread and fabric meet.
~Author Unknown
Sharing a common thread with those who love the art of hand embroidery
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
cross stitch bouquets
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8 comments:
Hi Kathleen,
How pretty. I am stitching on a poodle tea towel today. I wish we lived closer so we could stitch and chat.:) Oh and eat Monster cookies. LOL
Hugs,
Elizabeth
Your cross stitch blooms are beautiful!
Your beautiful stitched bouquet makes me crave spring, and the sweet smells that come with it. I hadn't thought about it before, but when I embroider, I do love to do flowers. These midwest winters are so long and dreary, it is so nice to cheer myself up with a fresh "bouquet". Oh great, now I have startitis, and am craving to do some embroidery. I have 3 quilts in the works and socks and a cabled shawl on the needles. Hmm, maybe a tea towel wouldn't take too much time. One can always use another tea towel.
I stumbled onto your site last week and had to page through and read EVERYTHING! I love your stitching - puts mine to shame! I love flowers too, and your flowers bring dreams of spring to come!
Love the yellow blossoms. They look so pretty and spring-y!
Patricia :o)
This bouquet is so pretty, lovely stitching...you know I adore xstitching. hugs, Linda
I just bought some linen and a Blackbird design pattern to revisit cross stitch. I used to stitch all the time.
Funny thing the linen is not as easy to stitch on as I remember. Are they making it smaller or has my vision changed? hmmmmmm
Pat
Like you Kathleen, I love other embroidery, but I come back to cross stitch often because it is usually quick and easy by comparison. Your flowers are lovely, especially on the tartan towel.
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