Every now and then - usually around a holiday - I take a look back and share some photos of my hand stitched needlework pieces that make up my holiday decor.
In 2009, I shared a piece called Rejoice, He is Risen from 1996. Here's a look at some of the other Easter counted cross stitch pieces in my collection.
In 2009, I shared a piece called Rejoice, He is Risen from 1996. Here's a look at some of the other Easter counted cross stitch pieces in my collection.
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This was stitched using cotton floss on linen over two threads, and was one of the first linen pieces I ever finished and had professionally framed.
This one is called Bunny Hop, and is a Mill Hill Spring Series V kit, using seed beads and cross stitch on perforated paper.
I hand-painted a wood frame from the local craft store to imitate the kit's model photo. This was completed a little more recently (only 11 years ago) in 2000.
I hand-painted a wood frame from the local craft store to imitate the kit's model photo. This was completed a little more recently (only 11 years ago) in 2000.
Here is Paddy O'Hare, a stand-up figure made from a Special Edition kit from Lizzie Kate. He's stitched in regular and overdyed cotton flosses on overdyed linen and is embellished with buttons, a straw hat, whiskers and a little metal shovel.I completed this one in 2003.
There are a few other members of Paddy's clan still in my stash, waiting for someone to stitch them someday....
Happy Easter!
2 Comment(s):
Hello and Happy Easter to you too!
I just found your blog while I was looking for an Easter photo for mine. The He Is Risen piece that you stitched is so beautiful! I hope you don't mind that I'm sharing it?
I like to sew too, but lately it's been trying to make dollhouse doll clothes without much success!
Blessings,
Kathi
Hi Kathi - thank you! The 'He is Risen' piece is another one of my favorites. Thanks for linking back!
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