Another finish under the belt yesterday morning!!!! It was impossible to actually sit in front of a computer for 15 straight minutes to post the news, and it is almost as impossible today-- but here goes :)
Weeping Willow by City Stitcher (OOP) on 40ct Lakeside Fawn. A personal conversion to overdyes and here we are. Isnt it gorgeous!!!! I am thrilled that I decided to finish the piece with the sawtooth border. I LOVE it. The whole thing was great fun to stitch. I know that a few of you have mentioned you have had this hanging in your home now for sometime, and couldnt be more pleased. I share your excitement now!!!!!
I love the sheep :) Stickin' cute!!
Another one for the framer. I cant wait to see what the end result will be for this one!!!!
Next I am going to start the Amy Mitten class-- I was supposed to start it last night, but visited with 2 VERY CUTE girls and will have to start it tonight instead. No worries, it was way worth playing with Rapunzel last night!!!
After Amy, I have in mind a very BAP :)
Have a fabulous day!!
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Wow, Wunderschön!!
ReplyDeleteGrit from Germany
OH MY!!! It is BEAUTIFUL! I can feel your excitment.. It really turned out gfreat, I can't wait to see it all framed up. Congratulations =)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful finish! Love the colors. This makes me want to pull my chart out start it!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I love how the bricks turned out.
ReplyDeleteCongratualtions on your Weeping Willow finish...it's beautiful...you should be pleased! Love the willows, love the brick house, love the eyelet sheep and flowers, love the sawtooth border...LOVE, LOVE, LOVE!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful finish! That sheep is adorable!
ReplyDeleteI just love it.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, congrats on the finish!!!! Love it :-).
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sampler... I think I need to find my chart and start it soon.
ReplyDeleteVery nice! I've had this chart for a very long time and it needs a second look.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous finish! Love the sheepie - he couldn't be cuter! Can't wait to see it framed.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on a BEAUTIFUL finish! Love the saying on this one.
ReplyDeleteoooo well done on the finish .. looks gorgeous and can't wait to see your new start :) love mouse xxxxx
ReplyDeleteThis looks incredible!!!!
ReplyDeleteNana from Germany
Love it!!! I have to say I was so taken by this post, I almost burned dinner...lol Can't wait to see how you frame it and your new start.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment-- you made me laugh out loud-- I am glad you didnt burn dinner LOL!!!
DeleteIt's wonderful! I really like it!
ReplyDeleteWill you please post your conversion? It's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you!! I am very pleased :) I choose not to post my conversions-- each time I convert a new project, it is done out of stash and along with using Limited Edition silks etc, etc. Colors will never look the same. Dye-lots are a tricky thing!! I can tell you the bricks are Gloriana Jacaranda. I encourage you to do your own conversion-- it is great fun and very rewarding!!! (And, it is not hard!!) Have a great day!!
DeleteLove the lamb! The whole piece is gorgeous. The sawtooth border is perfect. The brick work looked like fun from your previous posts and the saying is lovely.
ReplyDeleteI have always admired this old design and your conversion to the overdyes just MAKES it!! Very nice job..... Faye
ReplyDeleteI love it! It is a beautiful finish and that sheep is stinking cute!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see what BAP is next!
Yes, you are right - it's absolutely gorgeous! After seeing your piece I have to put mine on top of the to-do-very-soon pile. Such a beauty!
ReplyDeleteIt's simply beautiful! L.
ReplyDeleteWhoo~hoo!!
ReplyDeleteI'm one that has the pleasure of stitching this and now looking at it everyday. I have never tired of looking at it!
What a beautiful sampler! I agree that the sheep is too stinking cute!
ReplyDeleteWould you mind sharing your conversion? I love those colors!
Applause applause. So beautiful. I think I'll pull mine out and start it.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful! You did a fabulous job converting to overdyeds and the whole piece has a wonderful calming and serene look. I'll have to try and keep my eye out for a copy of this chart.
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