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Bee Happy Card8545 viewsAnother card stitched on Aida cloth. I don't remember if this was 14 or 18 count. The beautiful card blank itself was provided with the cover kit.Feb 16, 2010
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Celtic Bookmark6811 viewsThis was stitched on either 18 or 14 count Aida. The blue "frame" was included; it's just a piece of paper.Feb 16, 2010
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Cottage5489 viewsThis cover kit did include the frame seen here. It was stitched on congress cloth. I don't remember the count for sure, but I believe it was 22 count?Feb 16, 2010
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Swans8676 viewsI love swans and I loved this project. I believe it was stitched on 14 or perhaps 18 count blue Aida. The card itself was provided with the kit.Feb 16, 2010
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Pansies for Thoughts11103 viewsThis was a small notebook, into which the cross stitched pansy was inserted.Feb 16, 2010
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Ginger Cat10795 viewsThis cat was stitched on evenweave, over one. I can't recall the count, but it may have been as small as 28. I don't think it was 32.Feb 16, 2010
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My first huck bookmark8569 viewsI made this bookmark at a stitching retreat many years ago. When I learned the technique, I was hooked! I wanted to create other bookmarks, as well. This technique is very fast, which was part of the appeal of using it.Feb 15, 2010
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Huck bookmark, my own design6322 viewsI designed this bookmark with the help of a book on monk's cloth. I combined two completely different ideas to come up with something I thought worked well together.Feb 15, 2010
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Two huck bookmarks5346 viewsThis is a scan of two as-yet-unfinished huck bookmarks (before I had removed cross threads to make a fringed effect).Feb 15, 2010
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Huck bookmark, my own design7101 viewsI designed this with the help of a book on monk's cloth. I thought the effect of the zigzag in the center would look great...and I really like it! This is the finished bookmark, with sides and top cross threads removed.Feb 15, 2010
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Another "what happened" moment3600 viewsOkay, what was in my head isn't what came off the knitting bed. I've been working on improv for this one as well and found buttons shaped like sunflowers, (in Kansas yet!) and will be sewing them on. Not exactly my cup of tea, but if all else fails, I can turn it into a teapot cosy.....hmmm, there's an idea.Feb 06, 2010
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Once again not enough of either one4682 viewsBelieve it or not, this is two shade of Navy Blue. Shows ta go ya that navy is in the mind of the beholder. The striping isn't nearly so pronounced in real time. Cameras are very odd toys no?Feb 06, 2010
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