A little while back I stitched a Christmas Robin by The Victoria Sampler for my Nana but never found a frame for it until about a week ago. Originally, I was going to stitch the little robin into a pillow ornament for my Nana, but she requested that she wanted it framed so that's what I did. It was my first time framing a stitched piece ever and I'm happy with the result! Once I find a good frame for my geisha, I will also be framing her myself.
Onto hearts, cause it's close to Valentine's Day. I was thinking about what to do for my husband. I found the perfect heart to stitch and the perfect threads and linen! I got the pattern from a wonderful Barbi's website. I have never stitched a heart before so I've been thinking about the process and how to finish it. It will take me awhile, like all other finishes, because I muse over how to do it for a week or so. Hopefully he will love it and cherish it with his heart, like I cherish him! Before I can post the heart picture, I have to wait for permission from the creator of the pattern. But here is the robin!
Onto hearts, cause it's close to Valentine's Day. I was thinking about what to do for my husband. I found the perfect heart to stitch and the perfect threads and linen! I got the pattern from a wonderful Barbi's website. I have never stitched a heart before so I've been thinking about the process and how to finish it. It will take me awhile, like all other finishes, because I muse over how to do it for a week or so. Hopefully he will love it and cherish it with his heart, like I cherish him! Before I can post the heart picture, I have to wait for permission from the creator of the pattern. But here is the robin!
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| Stitched on 32 count Natural Linen, DMC Threads |
3 comments:
Hi Anne, I like this bird ornament framed - it looks beautiful :-) I'm sure you'll make a gorgeous heart for your DH :-)
very beautiful
have a good day
marylin france
I love it. Was it hard to frame yourself?
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