I have no idea who the designer was or what the name of this piece is. My memory banks have absolutely no information on this one. I liked the simplicity of this piece. I used just one overdyed floss and all the letters are stitched in eyelet stitch and each row between the letters is a different decorative stitch.
I know that I chose it because the big orange tabby reminded me of our sweet cat that we called "Khat" - pronounced "cat". I got the idea from a book by Susan Wittig Albert in her China Bayles series. There was a cat China inherited that she named "Khat". I love this series as it includes lots of wonderful information about herbs and flowers and gardens along with the murder mystery. I love Susan Albert's books and I'm currently reading the first book in a new series for her called the Darling Dahlias and I'm thoroughly enjoying it.
Happy stitching-
carol fun
What a cute Khat! LOL What is home without a cute fuzzy furball? Love it! Smiles....
ReplyDeleteVery charming in its simplicity!
ReplyDeleteI loved the Darling Dahlia's and the Cucumber Tree. I need to put the next one on my Kindle.
ReplyDeleteI just love the cat and the color too.
ReplyDeleteIt's called "Cat Sampler" by The City Stitcher. I've had this in my stash for years!
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