Hi!
I am happy to post that not only did I finish my cute little Sea Captain, but I framed him as well! Here he is all finished!
I am so happy with the way he came out! The stars are a little too pale though...
Now with the frame:
My mom found this old round frame she had, and I think it looks perfect! I was so excited to frame him that I forgot to put in a felt cushioned layer between the fabric and the cardboard I used for the backing. Maybe I will redo it at a later time...
Some close-ups:
I hope you guys like him! Here is the link to the shop on Etsy again if anyone would like to stitch him, too. You can always email me (saphirecat73@hotmail.com) if you would like to stitch him with the same colors I used!
Thank you again for all the amazing support from my followers!
Big Hugs,
Annie ^_^
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Wednesday, 19 February 2014
Thursday, 2 August 2012
"Spring Bunnies" start & finish_PLUS framed Jane, Heathcliff & Darcy!
I have this Gorgeous painting hanging on my wall called "The Bridge" by Tammy Mae Moon, which has a fox and a rabbit in it. I already have a finished cross stitch of a fox (see it here on my blog) by Sewingseed, so I wanted to stitch up a pattern with a bunny in it. I found the most adorable & the prettiest pattern on Etsy! It's called "Spring Bunnies" from a shop called PatternBird (click on link to go directly to shop).
I started it on Saturday July 28th and finished on Tuesday July 31st. I stitched it on 14 count Sand Aida, using 2 strands over 1. I changed the original color yellow to a mustard yellow (783) so that it could match the painting more. Here is the finished and framed "Spring Bunnies":
I made a little mistake with the backing though... I cut the cardboard to small so it would not fit snugly in the back (OOPS!) But instead of undoing everything and starting over, I just glued the backing to the back of the cross stitch. Still looks nice:
Here is a close up and a picture of it hanging next to "The Bridge" painting:
If you like "The Bridge" painting by Tammy Mae Moon, click on this link: MoonSpiralArt to go directly to her etsy shop.
And now here are the framed Jane Eyre, Heathcliff, and Mr. Darcy I had done a while back by BookPilgrim (click on links to see them on my blog):
Annie ^_^
I started it on Saturday July 28th and finished on Tuesday July 31st. I stitched it on 14 count Sand Aida, using 2 strands over 1. I changed the original color yellow to a mustard yellow (783) so that it could match the painting more. Here is the finished and framed "Spring Bunnies":
I made a little mistake with the backing though... I cut the cardboard to small so it would not fit snugly in the back (OOPS!) But instead of undoing everything and starting over, I just glued the backing to the back of the cross stitch. Still looks nice:
Here is a close up and a picture of it hanging next to "The Bridge" painting:
If you like "The Bridge" painting by Tammy Mae Moon, click on this link: MoonSpiralArt to go directly to her etsy shop.
And now here are the framed Jane Eyre, Heathcliff, and Mr. Darcy I had done a while back by BookPilgrim (click on links to see them on my blog):
Annie ^_^
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Saturday, 21 January 2012
Little Fox Cross Stitch Kit
Here is a totally Adorable little cross stitch kit I bought from a cute little shop on etsy.com called Sewingseed. It's a Little Fox!
The kit included a finished photo (above), the pattern, DMC floss, fabric, hoop, needle and instructions. Very beautifully prepared and packaged, and fast shipping, too! I was very happy with the seller's service and product! Here is the link to her shop on etsy:
http://www.etsy.com/shop/Sewingseed?ref=seller_info
and a link to the Little Fox Cross Stitch Kit:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/68097083/little-fox-cross-stitch-kit
Sewingseed also has a blog if you like her work:
http://sewingseed.blogspot.com/
Again, since my arm was still a little painful, I worked on him slowly. Here is a WIP:
Here is Little Fox finished but not framed:
Here he is finished and framed, front & back:
I find it looks so ADORABLE!!! If you like the finishing with the fabric in the back, you can check out the instructions I followed on this blog:
http://maximumrabbitdesigns.blogspot.com/2010/03/how-to-frame-your-embroidery-in-hoop.html
Annie ^_^
The kit included a finished photo (above), the pattern, DMC floss, fabric, hoop, needle and instructions. Very beautifully prepared and packaged, and fast shipping, too! I was very happy with the seller's service and product! Here is the link to her shop on etsy:
http://www.etsy.com/shop/Sewingseed?ref=seller_info
and a link to the Little Fox Cross Stitch Kit:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/68097083/little-fox-cross-stitch-kit
Sewingseed also has a blog if you like her work:
http://sewingseed.blogspot.com/
Again, since my arm was still a little painful, I worked on him slowly. Here is a WIP:
Here is Little Fox finished but not framed:
Here he is finished and framed, front & back:
I find it looks so ADORABLE!!! If you like the finishing with the fabric in the back, you can check out the instructions I followed on this blog:
http://maximumrabbitdesigns.blogspot.com/2010/03/how-to-frame-your-embroidery-in-hoop.html
Annie ^_^
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Little Black Dress
Hi! It's been a good week for my arm. My physiotherapy is helping a lot. My arm, shoulder and neck still hurt, but not like before. I have been doing a little bit of cross stitch. I chose to do easy projects with 14 or 18 count, and not too complicated. I've been doing a few minutes a day. Here is one I started with, It was a little kit with the pattern, 14 count Aida, floss, needle and tiny frame included:
Here is a little WIP of the black only:
And now the finished work all framed up, tiny and adorable (measures 2-1/4 inches x 2-3/4 inches):
This little project took me 2 days to finish, even though it would normally take less than a couple of hours!
Here is a little WIP of the black only:
And now the finished work all framed up, tiny and adorable (measures 2-1/4 inches x 2-3/4 inches):
This little project took me 2 days to finish, even though it would normally take less than a couple of hours!
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