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261161Very pretty Martine - is this one of your designs? Sarah.
2531072251This looks very good. it must be difficult to cross stich on towels.
Hugs Pam.
by mops
15 Feb 2013
No, it is not, I used some wss as a topper, but that's what I always do on towels.
30988Very nice and so beautiful that cross stitches on the towel good luck
7043Very pretty. Those cross stitch roses turned out beautifully.
by momhome
14 Feb 2013
Could this be broken down to only 1 or 2 roses at a time for the smaller hoop?
by mops
edited 15 Feb 2013
I started with one rose plus leaf then combined 2 that fit a 4x4 hoop and can be used for endless embroidery; then did this one to fit the guest towel; next made a corner design for a larger hoop which I want to try out on a piece of linen for hand embroidery.
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89895Dear Martine,
I'd love to have this in my website. It's gorgeous! Well done!
Love and hugs, Yoriko
by mops
14 Feb 2013
OK, I'll have to stitch it out again as I did not like the angle the stem makes around rose 2 and 4, so I redid that.
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54617Beautiful! How do you know when to put the v or / to place around edges? Rather than x's leaving hangout stitches. I see you have what looks like both from zooming in. This is gorgeous.
by mops
14 Feb 2013
I only used full size crosses here.
I made this one on graphpaper, using excentric cirkels to get the flower, digitsed one, then duplicated and rotated and added the green.
You can use half crosses to get a more rounded shape, and outlines - which I did not in this design. I used outlines in the bears I made.
86901love it i hope this will go to yorikos site???love it hugs
by pinon
14 Feb 2013
I hope you reconsider, those of us with a bigger hoop would probably love to purchase it. I know I would, it's beautiful!
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