Poppy Fairy and Honesty verse finishes
Hello
there.
First of all, I would like to thank you for stopping by to read my blog
entries. I am fairly new to blogging but I have been reading blogs since 2009.
I was already cross stitching at that time just to have something to do. I didn't know that there’s a lot of information, freebies and blogs about cross
stitch online until I happened to type and search “cross stitch” on Google.
Since then, I was hooked. I love reading every cross stitch blog I could find.
I love all the information you have provided about the craft. Also, I have been
watching videos about cross stitch on YouTube. I love watching fellow
cross-stitchers talking about their projects, WIPS , finishes and video tags
while I am stitching. Last month, I thought I would give blogging a go. Just
like many of us, we want to share our passion for cross stitching. And, I am
just as happy to know that I have views on my blog. So, thank you for that.
Today,
I would like to share with you my latest finish project. The stitching was
completed last May 2014 but only got it framed last week. I decided to do the framing
myself since I don't want special matting on it. I purchased the frame with 40% coupon. Then, I drove 30
miles to a frame shop in Hagerstown, MD to buy a length of clear spacer. I already
have the acid free mounting board in stock. I think I did well. Here is the
finished project. The fabric is from Silkweaver (forgot the name) and it is 28 count evenweave.
| Poppy Fairy by Joan Elliot |
Poppy
Fair is the second Joan Elliot design I have done. The first one was the Earth
Goddess. Now that it is done, I’ve started a few stitches of her Lady Bug
design. As you can see, I love designs with black and orange color.
Another framed finished project is this one: The design is from an old book. It took me several trips to different Goodwill stores for the frame and I got it for a dollar.
As
for my WIPS, I am trying to finish this small project I started on the 4th
of July. :) It is a slow progress.
Thanks
for stopping by.
Happy Stitching!

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