Oh my goodness! This is gorgeous - how long did it take to stitch it all?? Wow!
Beautiful. Is it a 5x7 or larger? You did a great job. How many hours did it take you to stitch out?
It looks stunning. Please show us once you have framed it. Hugs Yvonne
You really have done a wonderful job. It must have taken hours. Your pastor is going to be thrilled.
BEAUTIFUL!! I know he is very appreciative of your gifts. He must be a wonderful pastor!
What an amazing gift for your pastor! It is stunning! I hope they will appreciate all the time, talent and love you put into it! Hugs and *'s, Deb
Well i hope he will enjoy the time and love you have put into it. it is truly amazing.. A MASTER PIECE...hugs Pam.
Oh my!! I would be sew afraid to tackle something like that. I can appreciate those that do. It is beautiful.
Beautiful execution of this lovely design. Your pastor will be very happy.
Beautiful. What material is it embroidered on, and what kind and how much stabilizer? It stitched out so nicely for the high stitch count.
Jo
by cathleen
04 Aug 2012
I used a broadcloth material and I used one piece of a tear away stabilizer. Not one thread breakage or thread jam in throat plate. It was long but a pleasure to do.
Absolutely stunning! What a wonderful gift! I can appreciate the time and effort that went in to making this nativity scene.
Hugs, Bonnie
WOW. I can assure you that if I tried something like that, it would really mess up on the last color change! Admire you. And looks good.
Amazing work, how long did it take to do?
by cathleen
04 Aug 2012
I worked at it for three days - hour wise probably 12 to 14 hours maybe more.
Wow what labor of love for your pastor. Always afraid of designs with so high stitch counts and color changes. Looks great!
by cathleen
04 Aug 2012
Thank you for the praise. Last year I embroidered The Last Supper which was 240,000 stitches and gave it to our pastor.
by sewdeb
04 Aug 2012
Your pastor is blessed with having you in their congregation! You're so very generous!