I planned three projects for my spring/Easter decorating. I have posted the first two and will show them again when they are framed. My final project involves 5 or 6 small stitches. I plan to put them on a wreath or on my little feather tree. I will probably decide when they are finished. Each one takes me 2-3 hours. That is what I call a fast stitch!!!
Here is the pattern I'm using. It is a Prairie Schooler. I'm using some 32ct. antique ivory linen that I have on hand. It's a great way to use a scrap of linen.
This cupboard is in my kitchen and that 's the little wreath I plan to use.
A close up of the wreath.
Or maybe I'll put them on this tree!
I have two stitched.
Sorry for the wrinkles! Thanks so much for taking a look.
Here is the pattern I'm using. It is a Prairie Schooler. I'm using some 32ct. antique ivory linen that I have on hand. It's a great way to use a scrap of linen.
This cupboard is in my kitchen and that 's the little wreath I plan to use.
A close up of the wreath.
Or maybe I'll put them on this tree!
I have two stitched.
Sorry for the wrinkles! Thanks so much for taking a look.
What a great feather tree and love your kitchen display too - I look forward to seeing your PS ornaments.
ReplyDeleteBarbara, you can never go wrong with Prairie Schooler Designs. They are the best.
ReplyDeleteI love the pics.
Happy Leap Day!
The tree is so pretty! Love the little fast stitches - they're cute!
ReplyDeleteYou are such a fast stitcher. I love it, and I cannot wait to see where you put the little ones. I just posted about my last project. It took me two years.
ReplyDeleteThose are going to be adorable all finished up, Barb! How nice to have such a wonderful display cupboard in your kitchen--I love it!
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