I am a little late to the party but today we are celebrating the first day of Spring with Madame Samm in our Meet and Greet Stitchers Around the World . Years ago I did lots of cross stitching and absolutely loved the process , very relaxing and fun to do . Here are two projects I did early on ,
This is my favorite cross stitch project I have ever done , it speaks of many things I love , it hangs in my kitchen on my hutch .
Sorry for the glare on this picture , this one has glass over it and I tried various angles but always that spot. However I like this one too , the quote is so true . These are the only cross stitch projects I have any others I did were given away many years ago .
I also love to embroider and this sewing machine cover was a kit I bought while visiting PEI a few years back , I do love this too :-)
Finally I will share a Christmas wall hanging that I did a few years back from a pattern called Christmas Wishes by Gail Pan I believe , it was a free BOM at that time .
Sorry I was late , the day just crept up on me . Thanks for stopping by today and hope this first day of Spring brings lovely weather and sunshine .
Hugs Sheila
Lovely pieces. I did the Gail Pan - loved that BOM. And you were fashionably late.
ReplyDeleteYour pieces are beautiful. I love the tea cozy with the patchwork across the bottom.
ReplyDeletewe have to say, your stitches are right on.....you do many things with heart it shows
ReplyDeleteI love your pieces!
ReplyDeleteLove your tea cozy as well and your Little BOM!
ReplyDeleteBordar em ponto cruz é divertido. Fiz muito pouca coisa deste bordado, esta técnica força muito meus olhos. Seus bordados são bonitos. Traduzi as frases menores e elas são muito bonitas.
ReplyDeleteO montão de neve de ontem já acabou? Fiquei aqui desejando coisas boas para vocês.
Um abraço!
Embroidery in cross stitch is fun. I did very little of this embroidery, this technique much force my eyes. Their embroidery are beautiful. Translate the smaller sentences and they are very beautiful.
Yesterday's snow heap is over? Stayed here wishing good things for you.
Hugs!
Your pieces are so pretty! I have done several in the past but never started photographing my work until just a few years ago.
ReplyDeleteI love your sewing machine cover...it's beautiful! :0)
ReplyDeleteLovely embroidery pieces! First day of spring for you, and finally the first day of autumn for us.
ReplyDeletethey are all beautiful projects. love your sewing machine cover.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful projects Sheila. Hugs,xx
ReplyDeleteLove seeing all of your projects, and each one is so pretty!
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I love the wildflowers one! blessings, marlene
ReplyDeleteLove all your projects, Sheila, esp. the sewing machine cover. I did Gail's little quilt, too! It looked beautiful on display at Christmas!
ReplyDeleteLovely work as usual! Hard to believe the amount of snow you have. Thank you for joining the Meet and Greet.
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely projects you've made - so nice to see them all. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYour projects are great and I love the words stitched on them..
ReplyDeleteThe words are so true - I love them !!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work.
Your projects tell me you appreciate beautiful things, and that you love making them. Now I need to learn the trick of turning my weeds into wildflowers, since I have plenty of the former:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your projects. I too have given away many of my projects. My favorite is your sewing machine cover. It was so nice to meet you.
ReplyDeletelovely seeing your projects Sheila, that machine cover is just gorgeous.... and I always admire cross stitch... such tiny little stitches.... pretty wallhanging too...
ReplyDeleteHugz
Lovely projects, I just love the sewing machine cover!! How cute:)
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely to see your projects - all very nice.... I just love the ABCs of Country - I need to find that pattern!! - and also your machine cover particularly stands out :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat neat stitching projects! I especially love the sewing machine cover, it is such a nice piece. I'm always inspired to see the patient stitching that people do.
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