SNOWMAN LOVE STORY

Design: Something in Common
Fabric: Murano 32 ct.
Threads: DMC, Kreinik
Stitched by: Ponechka from Russia

Ornie addicted?

I'm really enjoying working on these ornies and I'm afraid not much else is being achieved on the stitching front, they're just so quick and stress free compared to the big projects I have going.

I was hoping to "finish" as I went, but that hasn't proved possible this month. I guess that gives me time to see all the different finishes here and perhaps do something a little out of the ordinary.

So here's my offering for March:

Catch A Falling Flake (by Vivian Bales in The Gift of Stitching, December 2006)

32# natural belfast linen

DMC threads (different shades than listed) + DMC E5200 (I don't think I really like the light effects thread, I found it really difficult to work with, it's so stiff!)

Red Berries (by Rosewood Manor in The Gift of Stitching, December 2006)

32# natural belfast linen

DMC threads (different shades of red and green than listed)

Mill Hill petite beads 42043

I looove this design and am planning to make it just a few more times in different colourways.

Woodland Joy (by Something in Common Designs - freebie)

32# antique white belfast linen

DMC threads as listed

I've seen this a couple of times so far, it was such a sweet design I had to have one for myself. For some reason owls and Christmas seem to go together to me (everyone else thinks I'm nuts but it makes sense to me!).

Woodland Joy and Peace Needleroll

I didn't stitch an ornament this week-end, but I finished two off.

First the ornament I stitched last month: Woodland Joy by Something in Common, finished as a pinkeep.

And an ornament I had already stitched last year: Peace Needleroll by Jeannette Douglas from the JCS Ornament Issue 2004:

Woodland Joy

I finally finished my January ornament:



Woodland Joy, a freebie from Something In Common

stitched with DMC on Cream Belfast


There are so many beautiful ornaments in this blog already and it's only January. Congrats everyone!