True Love by Stacy Nash Primitives |
I really love how this one turned out. The chart is entitled True Love Sampler Bag & Pinkeep by Stacy Nash Primitives. Now I pretty much changed everything on this design except the graph. The fabric is an evenweave that I hand-dyed about a year ago. I call it "rosewood" - a very mottled shade I got using s mix of Rit dyes. I wonder it I can recreate it. And using different fabric resulted in changing all of the flosses. I think it has a sort of Valentine quality with that mother of pearl heart shaped button.
I personalized it by changing floss colors for my sons' intials - C and N - which fell right next to each other in this piece -- serendipity!
In looking for the info on this piece I shuffled through a bunch of charts in my stash. Oh I want to start something new, but then I also want to get my Anniversaries of the Heart finished, which isn't going to happen if I keep moving other projects in front of it. What I really need is a 36 hour day that doesn't include additional cooking, cleaning or laundry - that would be wonderful!
Happy stitching-
carol fun
A FABULOUS FINISH! Great job!
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting color of fabric - perfect for the Valentine sentiment - and a nice personalization too. It's always fun to have something framed so it can be displayed, admired, and enjoyed.
ReplyDeletea really lovely piece and i like that you dyed the background. it looks quite yummy~!
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libbyQ
Such a sweet finish!!! Fabulous fabric and colours.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty piece. Your gal really does a fantastic job framing. I've seen a lot of cross stitching in blogland lately. Been kinda thinking of starting one or maybe finish the one I have going :0)
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That little sampler is beautiful!! I love the way you personalized it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful finish and frame choice. If you find a 36 hour day let me know. I could use some of them too!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
The linen color turned out really pretty. It looks great.
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