I will start by Thanking you all for all the wonderful messages I got on my first post last week. I've had nearly 200 visits since then and quite a number of followers so far, so a big thank you to all of you!
I've been having a busy week and somehow I managed to stitch quite a lot in my spare time.
I have finished part 7 of the SAL ATW80s. I am enjoying this piece so much. All the new stitches to learn!
So here are the photos:
Part 7 - Around the World in 80 Stitches
Part 7 close-up
Complete piece
Isnt it a beauty?
Last week, while doing my groceries, I spotted the latest CrossStitcher mag, and even tho I promised myself I wasnt gonna buy anymore magazines until I can clear out my bookshelf, I couldnt resist this one. It's full of Christmas patterns and I just love stitching Christmas ornaments. So after reasoning for hours, I've given up, bought the mag and went straight looking for materials to stitch a small and simple pattern.
Pattern from CrossStitcher magazine - November/2012 issue
Photo is not doing any justice to the fabric. It is a bright pistachio green and looks gorgeous with the bright blue
And a huge Thank you to my dear Jenny who gave me the felt for the little fish
I am still learning my way around this blog, so please ladies, if you are still having problems to stalk me or can see photos, please let me know and I will try and fix it as soon as I can.
Talk soon
Cami
Your 80 sts is stunning, I am finding it tricky to stitch at times but well worth the hard work in the end.
ReplyDeleteCute little Eskimo too love the colours.
Elaine x
Love the Papillon design!! Great stitching!
ReplyDeleteI set up to follow your blog. I have enjoyed seeing your stitching. I found that taking photos and getting true colors can be very troublesome. Photos taken in bright sunlight can show colors better.
ReplyDeleteATW is looking wonderful. Cute eskimo x
ReplyDeleteOne can never have too many patterns. I like your little ornie -- very cute. And ATW80 is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHi Cami,
ReplyDeleteThe ATW80 is really stunning love the colours you choose :). And the ornie is indeed really cute :)
WOW Cami, ATW is really looking wonderful !!
ReplyDeleteWow! ATW is beautiful! I haven't heard of this pattern before-it is really gorgeous and such lovely stitching!
ReplyDeleteHi anniebeez,
DeleteThe 'Around the World' is a SAL from Papillon Creations. Have a look at her website as you can still join in and download the previous parts. She has just released part 8, so just the beginning. Thanks for your comment. Cami