Monday, May 28, 2012
Flora McSample Peace Ornament
Monday, April 02, 2012
Christmas Alphabet "Mike" Ornament
Prairie Schooler
32 ct Sage Lugana, DMC Floss
Stitched by Carol S.
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Love and Joy JBW ornament
Love and Joy
JBW Designs
stitched by Joyce
16 ct Aida
backed with red and green wool felt
Thursday, March 08, 2012
Christmas Alphabet "Kathy" Ornament
Prairie Schooler
R&R Reproductions 28 ct Flax Fields Linen, DMC Floss
Stitched one-over-one by Carol S.
Wednesday, March 07, 2012
Little Christmas Ornament
Bent Creek
R&R Reproductions 40 ct Mockingbird Linen, DMC Floss
Stitched by Carol S.
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Noel 2008 Ornament
Monday, February 13, 2012
Merry and Bright Ornament
Shepherd's Bush
Lakeside Linens 40 ct Basketweave Linen, DMC Floss, Unknown Star Button
Stitched by Carol S.
Sunday, February 05, 2012
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Cardinals for a Cure Ornament
Monday, January 16, 2012
Christmas Pinkeep Ornament
Praiseworthy Stitches
JCS 2005 Christmas Ornament Issue
R&R Reproductions 30 ct Americana Blend Linen, GAST Floss
Stitched by Carol S.
Monday, January 02, 2012
Jolly Ornament
Miss Crescent's Crowne
2011 JCS Christmas Ornament Issue
32 ct Dirty Belfast Linen, Crescent Colours Floss
Stitched by Carol S.
Noel Stamp Ornament 2011
Jeannette Douglas Designs
2011 JCS Christmas Ornament Issue
R&R Reproductions 28 ct Flax Fields Linen, DMC Floss, GAST Floss, Mill Hill Petite Beads
Stitched by Carol S.
Merry Xmas Ornament
Thursday, December 22, 2011
White Christmas Ornament
The Stitcherhood
The Gift of Stitching Magazine, November 2011
32 ct White Belfast Linen, Atalie Fil a Broder in Passion
Stitched one-over-one by Carol S.
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Santa's Helper Ornament
Dragon Dreams
Chart available for purchase at Patterns Online
32 ct Amsterdam Blue Belfast Linen, DMC Floss, RG Fuzzy Stuff, Assorted Beads and Star Charm
Stitched by Carol
Friday, December 16, 2011
Christmas Rose Ornament
Nancy Pederson
The Gift of Stitching Magazine, November 2011
32 ct Opalescent White Belfast Linen, Victorian Motto Sampler Thread, RG Petite Treasure Braid
Stitched by Carol S.
Monday, December 12, 2011
Quaker Snowman Ornament
Designer Unknown
32 ct Amsterdam Blue Belfast Linen, DMC Color Variations Floss 4150
Stitched by Carol S.
Monday, December 05, 2011
My December ornaments
Sunday, December 04, 2011
Saturday, December 03, 2011
The Nutcracker Ornament
The Toymaker
Pattern by The Floss Box
Stitched on 32 ct light taupe lugana
This was too fun, I think I need to do the rest in the series! :)
Monday, November 28, 2011
Have a Little Faith
Laurence (or is it Lawrence?) Fishburne was on the View this past week promoting a movie he was in this weekend. When they showed a clip of the movie, I said to myself, "Paula, that sure looks like the church in Detroit where Nedra and David were married."
I forgot I wanted to watch the movie until tonight. It was called Have a Little Faith and was written by Mitch Albom, a writer for the Detroit Free Press who has written several good books AND his articles are something to be read also.
Tonight, as I was flipping through channels, I an across it. I yelled, well, said REAL LOUD to the husband, "Watch this! I think the church is the one where Nedra was married."
The scene started out in front of the church and it looked SO like the one we were in.
When they went to the side door, it looked more familiar and inside the church they showed the balcony in front of the stained glass windows and I KNEW it was the church.
The movie was awesome. It will be re-aired on the Hallmark Channel. If you didn't see it, you must. It is another of Mitch's true life stories.
Now, I'm wondering if we might have met Mitch Albom when we were at Nedra's wedding? He would have been attending the church the same time she was, so it is very probable. I wonder if the misister who married Nedra and her hubby was Rev Covington, the Fishburne character. We were there before the roof was patched in 2009. When we saw the church, the hole wasn't as big as it was in the movie . . but they did have buckets and pans around.
I forgot I wanted to watch the movie until tonight. It was called Have a Little Faith and was written by Mitch Albom, a writer for the Detroit Free Press who has written several good books AND his articles are something to be read also.
Tonight, as I was flipping through channels, I an across it. I yelled, well, said REAL LOUD to the husband, "Watch this! I think the church is the one where Nedra was married."
The scene started out in front of the church and it looked SO like the one we were in.
When they went to the side door, it looked more familiar and inside the church they showed the balcony in front of the stained glass windows and I KNEW it was the church.
The movie was awesome. It will be re-aired on the Hallmark Channel. If you didn't see it, you must. It is another of Mitch's true life stories.
Now, I'm wondering if we might have met Mitch Albom when we were at Nedra's wedding? He would have been attending the church the same time she was, so it is very probable. I wonder if the misister who married Nedra and her hubby was Rev Covington, the Fishburne character. We were there before the roof was patched in 2009. When we saw the church, the hole wasn't as big as it was in the movie . . but they did have buckets and pans around.
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