Saturday, March 02, 2019

Episode 54


FO's
Sarah Redfearn by The Scarlett House - 40 ct. Vintage Examplar by Lakeside Linens and the called for silk threads with two exceptions: I used Gentle Arts Lexington Green instead of Belle Soie Shepherd's Pasture and Belle Soie Tortoise Shell instead of Belle Soie Chocolat. 


WIP's
Merrily, Merrily We Welcome Spring by Blackbird Designs - 36 ct. Oaken By Picture this Plus, called for hand-dyed cotton threads (1 over 2).




Cosmic Girl by Nadia Cretin-Lechenne - Hedgehog Fibres Skinny Singles in Graphite and Cheeky. 



Stash
From Country Sampler in Spring Green, WI - threads and linen for Ann Wright. 


6 comments:

  1. Congrats on your beautiful finish.
    All of your stitched Samplers are so pretty.
    I have been to Country Sampler a few times.
    Jeanne is a great interior decorator, and her displays are beautiful.
    You will not want to leave!
    Have a great week!
    Marilyn

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    1. Thanks Marilyn! You are so lucky to have visited Country Sampler! I hope to make a trip there one day. :)

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  2. Your finish is stunning. Well done! Look forward to seeing your start Ann Wright. Enjoy your Sunday!

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  3. I already have Sarah Redfern so don't put my name in for the chart. But I also love Tanya's designs; she is one of my very favorite. I can't wait to get her new chart called A Perfect World!! So love it. I saw the three books by Blackbird and they look wonderful. My list grows long at my LNS!! LOL I loved seeing some of your samplers; they are gorgeous. Did you watch Kitten Stitcher's videos on framing? I bet you could do some yourself if you wanted to. Good luck with the new LNS coming to your area. That will be wonderful. Happy stitching and enjoy market party. :)

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  4. Hello Nicole, I am watching you from NZ and really enjoying your broadcasts. Wow, I loved looking at ALL your stitching across the 3 videos of 20years of stitching. It was amazing to think what you have accomplished with a family and working outside the home. Something I have done with many of the small stitcheries is make a needlework book with silk pages and Ive taken the smalls out of their frames, to free up wall space. Then I have put them into the book. The cover is PS, E is for embroidery. Just an idea? Anyways, as you all say love seeing your work. Wonderful! Cheery from Suzanne Madsen in NZ.

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  5. Love your finish! My favorite Scarlet House sampler is Mary Betchell 1810. Look forward to seeing your Merrily Merrily finish.

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