This is one of those designs that isn't quite an optical illustion, but rather a negative illusion. Read the negative space. You should be able to see the world Jesus. Many thanks to Carolyn Lawton for her testing and doing the stitchouts on this design. The photos show 2 ways to stitch it out. The first is just two colors, and has a ribbon place at the top horizontally as an ornament, the second has some ribbons in the end to be used as a bookmark. She made them in the hoop with felt. Don't they look nice? Carolyn suggested I digitize color stops so you have more options for color changes. Thank you Carolyn!

Thank-you!!!

OH, can't wait to do this one. I love your designs like this. I've used your year one's before and will let you know how this one does for me.
Thanks for your great designs. * 4 U, your friend, Mechille

thank you for sharing & explaining the design.

Thank you!!!

Thank you!
L

Very clever, thank you so much!

I could see it right away. Thank you. Very unique.

I could see using this in my Sunday School class.
Thank you.

Thank you very much. I'll shrink it a tiny bit with Wilcom so that I can use it in my 4x4 hoop.

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by clawton 18 Dec 2010

I think it will fit into the 4x4.

Thanks so much I really love this. Arlene

I LOVE This!! Thank you so much!

Thank you. This will be very useful.

this my fav kind of things to see i have 3 books of these you look and find what it is ty so kindly

I really had fun doing these. I too remembered them from childhood and was looking for them in embroidery. Thank you so much for the opportunity to test stitch.

thank you, its a nice work

My Dad had done one of these years ago, thanks.

*4U

wonderful, thanks.

Thanx so much!!! Real nice,

Thank-you!!

i had this made out of wood it is very lovely thanks!!!carolyn

YES! L*VE me some JC ;D *2U

I love this design... My dad had a wooden one of these, made out of popsicle sticks, when I was growing up. Is there anyway you could do one for a 4x4 hoop in pes?

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by hightechgrammy 16 Dec 2010

Hi, it is a 4x4 and is in PEs! Good News!