The booklet it came from is a gift from Melissa, to get me started with patterns, since I had none.
I changed a few things and used some of my over dyed floss. I love how it came out on the saying, the shades are much more prim in person. Now I need to antique it, then I can figure out how I want to frame it. Today I started a smaller one that I am making, as I go along. It is from an antique sampler and I thought it would be fun to do the lower half and the cockeyed stitching she did, lol. It fits my style perfectly;)
Debbie ~
ReplyDeleteOnce you antique it will be very prim looking. Beautiful stitiching ~ very nice ;-)
Pug hugs :)
Lauren
Debbie,
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful!
Hugs,
Lynn
Woo-hooo, Debbie, that's a beauty! You sure stitched that up fast!
ReplyDeleteOoooh that is lovely - I adore samplers :-)
ReplyDeleteThat's lovely! Congratulations on the finish, I can't wait to see it framed. :)
ReplyDeleteLove it! What a beautiful piece!
ReplyDeleteWow, that is one beautiful piece of stitchery, Deb!
ReplyDeleteThat is wonderful! I can't wait until you have it antiqued and framed!
ReplyDeleteThe more I see in x-stitch the more I want to go back and start doing that again. Just seeing yours ignites that creativity!
ReplyDeleteLooks great! Your stitches are done well!
ReplyDeleteHappy Stitchin'...
Carolyn
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Adorabel and I love the hymn, too!
ReplyDeleteI love old cross stich patterns, only never have the time to do them anymore. These look rather good x x x
ReplyDeleteDebbie! It is truly beautiful! Lovely job indeed!
ReplyDeleteSmiles,
Betty
Quite a beauty!
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