Cross Stitch Biscornu Pincushions Made these biscornu for door prizes for my quilt guild. They are a design by Martine and available at Yoriko's site. Link below.
Cross stitch design As much as we hate to be seen as just regional costumes and wooden shoes, as well as Delft blue,tulips and windmills, we embrace it as soon as tourism is concerned. Even the postal office issued a stamp 2 years ago. So here
Cross stitch mug rug - or not. Last week when sorting out a cupboard I came across a small embroidery I made 70 years ago. The design was printed on the linen, I did not like the gaps between the crosses then and still don't, but my mother insiste
Lovin' the Cross Stitch...so I did this Floral Frame as part of a digitizing cross stitch challenge for my class. I actually did the cross stitch with batting underneath it and then quilted the inside to make a table mat...this was a bit challenging for
Doily in the making. After a rather unproductive period as far as embroidery is concerned I finally tested this cross stitch design. It's 20x20 cm but I made other arrangements as well. I used variegated thread for the leaves; the light part is ver
This is the cross stitch irises design which Carolyn kindly tested for me while I was on holiday. It is now available on Yoriko's site. It consists of a corner and a border, each for 100mm square hoops, but there is also a complete 140mm square, a 14
I've been working on a new(at least to me) method of putting a zip into an ITH design for my J-club ladies. This tissue case also uses the new method. The cross stitch design is in the style of the Eastern European designs going back hundreds of years an
Floral Frame Cross Stitch...Round 2....So, I expanded my original digitized cross stitch design for my digitizing class challenge to make a table runner that is about 18" x 40"...the center frame was done in 4 hoopings and is about 14" x 24"...first t
Just a little sumptin' I did a bit back but never posted, but cross stitch is on my mind...loved these little ladybugs and had to have them for myself...still love wearing this...
Chris' biscornu inspired me to digitise a few more. This is the one I stitched out. I have yet to sew the parts together to a biscornu. I like to do that by hand and use a whipstitch through the straight stitch outline. I think that gives a crisper resul
BOOKMARK HAND EMBROIDERY & MACHINE EMBROIDERY. I made this for a young neighbour. One side is hand cross stitch, one side is machine embroidery. Thanks for looking. Céline
Cushion - a gift for our neighbour who kept an eye on the garden while we were away. The chaffinch is hand cross-stitch which I worked on while we were on holiday. I digitised a simple oval frame with a rope edge to applique it onto the cushion cover.
This is my first project for ages due to moving house and a holiday. My aim was to use things only from my stash so I found a piece of evenweave fabric (24 threads to the inch) and a collection of threads I'd been given and stitched this sampler based on
Guest towel with cross stitch border. After digitising a design to illustrate what I was trying to say, I just had to stitch one out. I think I might delete the curls and make a number of leaves to get a nice freestanding (as opposed to part of a b
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