Here is a beautiful pattern from Martine. It was published in 2013 and is 76 X 76 points. If you stitched it on 28 count fabric, 2 over 1, it would be 2 ¾ by 2 ¾ inches.
Enjoy, and have a good week!
Faye
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Fairy Doorway
I love this Fairy Doorway from Cross-stitching.com. It will make a great card. You must be a member to download the chart but the membership is free.
Once you log in the link to the PDF is just below the image. Have fun with it.
Thanks for stopping by.
Faye
Easter Bunnies
Here are a group of colorful Easter Bunnies that would brighten anyone’s life.
They come from Needle Work and they are free. As they say, “It looks like a party!”
Have fun making your own!
Have a great weekend too.
Faye
Sophia’s Sampler
I just finished this sampler. I saw it done up many months ago and just knew I had to do it some day. I had to special order it. Mine is done on 32 count fabric and the finished area is 6 1/2 inches by 7 inches. It was so much fun to stitch and I decided to do the sheep all in french knots. I love how they look all wooly!
Sophia’s Sampler
Here is a closer view of their wool. Some people don’t like doing french knots but I don’t really mind. That’s a lot of french knots too!
Wooly sheep
Have a great week!
Faye
Easter Apron
I found this some time ago and thought how fun it would be to make an Easter Apron or towel with these adorable bunnies and eggs on it.
It comes from this Danish website called Hjemmet. You can go here for the direct link to the article and just below the text you will see,”See the diagram on the apron here” that leads you to the PDF.
Have fun making something with this adorable bunny family.
Faye
Welcome Spring
As you can tell from my banner, my daffodils are in bloom. So welcome spring with this bunny from Durene Jones FB page.
You can find the chart by going here. It’s from March 2016 posting and it captures the essence of spring.
Have a great week.
Faye
Little Shamrock Cross Stitch
Update to Thursday’s post. My sister made this little pattern up for a pin of her own. Didn’t it turn out well!
Yesterfood offered this simple shamrock pattern for St. Patrick’s Day. You can make it into a button, pin, or card and you can whip it up in a matter of minutes.
I know I’m a day early but this will give you time to make a button to wear tomorrow if you want.
Take care and have a good weekend.
Faye
