I stitched an Angel Tree for my third sister, who has a thing for angels and cherubs, and likes a bit of Christmas bling. It will be her Christmas gift this year. I used a pretty piece of pink linen (pink being my sister's favourite colour). The base chart is by JBW Designs (Book 10, 'O, Christmas Tree'). I changed all the colours and filled in the areas of the skirts and faces that the chart left unstitched.
I stitched gingerbread girl ornaments for two little great-nieces (first cousins). I used part of a Barbara Mock design printed in 'Christmas Quickies II' booklet.
I stitched a special Feather Tree ornament for my oldest great-nephew. The actual tree design and star on top is a design by Dale Burdett, from DB#132, A Mini Christmas booklet. I chose my own floss colours, and replaced the charted ornaments with ornaments of my own design.
I also stitched two little ornaments for siblings who will, I hope, visit me this Christmas. They are my own designs.
That brings me to the end of my March Smalls report.
Gorgeous finishes; I like the piece for your sister. I hadn't even noticed the frame had cut off any candles until you pointed it out. Best wishes for your next knee replacement surgery x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful stitching--I especially love the little angel tree. Best of luck on your next knee replacement :) And Happy Easter to you!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, I love those adorable angels! And more fantastic ornaments!
ReplyDeleteWishing you all the best for your upcoming surgery, at least you know what to expect.
Great finishes!
ReplyDeleteWow, you've been busy-busy! Kudos on all your finishes. The angel tree is adorable. I especially like the gingerbread men.
ReplyDeleteSpeedy recovery from your surgery.
Such beautiful stitching and finishing.
ReplyDeleteLove your small finishes, you have been busy. Happy Stitching
ReplyDeleteLovely finishes and the frame is perfect for Angels.
ReplyDeleteLovely finish,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful finishes.
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