First up are my ten tiny stocking Christmas ornaments. I adapted a Kooler Design Studio chart (LA 3428, Christmas Ornaments) for a one-dimensional plastic canvas stocking by smoothing out the edges, adding the 'cuff' for the name, and attaching a back to make a real little open-top stocking.
The final stocking I made missed the group photo, so it gets a solo appearance:
This is my '2 Turtle Doves' Christmas ornament. I modified Lesley Grant's design (UK Cross Stitcher magazine Dec 1995) by omitting the charted dove cote, adding a second turtle dove and adding the border and text.
These four initial ornaments are for the grandchildren of an old friend - two English brothers and two Kiwi sisters. The designer is Alma Lynne (A-Z Christmas Alphabets and Borders).
I made this angel for a dear friend who has a fondness for angels, the colour purple, and hearts. The designer is Patricia Behrens (Two Hour Crossstitch), but I have to admit to making a lot of changes, including omitting the musical instrument, making a few changes to the dress, and adding the facial features.
This ornament is for my favourite aunt. I found the 'JOY' chart on-line as part of a Christmas ornament freebie chart and I added a tiny Kooler angel and the border.
And, last but not least, three Santa ornaments. The Santa initial ((LA Alphabets Galore, 1998) is for a greatnephew, the other two (designer Barbara Mock, Christmas Quickies) are for two young neighbourhood sisters.
Thank you for visiting.
7 comments:
As usual, you have done a lot of lovely stitching this month! I admire your ability to modify these designs.
Wow! I'm blown away by how productive you have been this month. I absolutely adore the teeny tiny stockings.
You've stitched so many this month. It must be satisfying to be way ahead of schedule so early in the year. :)
The stockings are adorable
Wow, you have excelled yourself this month! I love those tiny stockings, they are just perfect little Ornaments.
I just love the little stockings!
Those little stockings are so gorgeous x
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