I did it in prim style, but used 3 strands to outline it so it would have the look of the drawing of the original design.
It will be on ebay later tonight.
Last night, I wanted something simple and quick to do. I got a book from the library with a kitty done in aida. It was nice, but more on the cute side with flowers and stitched cat details. I decided to draw out a simple, small kitty and add a design to the front along with a face. I love how it came out, I think I will make more cats and other animals.
I love bout of them.I have not done any of this new punch needle.May have to try it someday.
ReplyDeleteOoooh both are great but I bet you can't guess which one I'm partial too! LOL
ReplyDeleteI think you should make more..they are adorable..I want one..I love that needlepunch you did as well..you do great work..:)
ReplyDeleteVery nice! I especially like the cross stitch.
ReplyDeleteLove the little kitty... :o)
ReplyDeleteDebbie ~
ReplyDeleteTwo great pieces but I especially like the postcard adaptation.
Happy Valentines Day to you and your family!
Pug hugs :)
Lauren
Oh wow, what a perfect prim cat! Well done!
ReplyDeleteAdorable kitty and you did a beautiful job on the np rabbit!
ReplyDeleteThat kitty is so adorable! Love it. Kamren
ReplyDeleteespecially like the post card adaptation! I'm pretty new to punch needle and rug hooking...what does prim style needle punch mean? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThe post card adapted....wonderful idea! Your such a talent.
ReplyDeleteLove the Kitty.. Great job!!
ReplyDeleteBoth are so nice! I love it! The cat reminds me of "My Favorite Kitten" from primitve bettys :).
ReplyDeleteI've never tried punch needle - looks like fun. (Terrific - just what I need - another hobby - like I don't have enough?)Both of your projects turned out great!
ReplyDeleteCarolyn
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