Getting more blooms in my Christmas Garden.
"Christmas Garden"
by BBD
Fabric: Vtg. Meadow Rue 40ct
by Lakeside Linens
Fibers: Belle Soie and
Frorimell by Gloriana
Size: 225W X 272H
I'm resuming "Christmas Garden"
as finishing Margaret Cottam.
She is a big girl with a lot of fun here and there :)
I especially enjoy stitching the flower urns,
much more than stitching the flowers.
Isn't that weird?
The top left one has only one handle,
but that is the way shown
on the chart and the picture in the book.
There seems to be six more flower urns left.
I'm looking forward to meeting with them :)
"Simply Heart"
freebie at Nikyscreations
Fiber: "Cerise Noir"Silk'n Color @Thread Gather
Fabric: 40ct unknown Lakeside Linens scrap
As for smalls,
I had to make the exception with
stitching this small beauty
as it's not a Christmas theme design.
(It's my year to play with Christmas theme
projects all year long this year.)
I'm going to finish this as a little ornament,
and using the walnut crystals.
I was going to try using that
for this one to give a vintage look,
but could not decide whether
going for it or not.
But I found this small piece would be
a perfect candidate!!
Ms. Limo: How about sewing?
I have spent almost zero time
last week in my sewing room.
As my terrible sinus allergy hasn't
really gone away yet
(I'm slowly recovering/getting used to
from/with this, and trying to catch up
with the comments left on my blog
as well as making my visit to yours!),
it's easier for me to just
nesting on the couch with stitching.
But as seeing everyone else's cute houses
all over on blogland,
I at least pulled some fabrics for my next one.
My plan is to build one or two house(s)
every month.
My houses are going to be under
the Christmas theme,
so using only reds, green, golds and tans.
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It will be a tough debate
what I want to do in this afternoon.
Stitching?
Building a house?
or
How about baking this fabulous stuff?
I'm a huge fun of Ina since years ago :)))
Till later.
-- Posted from my iPhone
Oh!!! I love Christmas Garden. What a great design that you have stitched beautifully. Also like the fabrics very much.
ReplyDeleteHope your allergy will soon be completely gone...
Your Christmas Garden is beautiful! I love the idea that you're going to do Christmas all year. You should have a lovely Christmas at the end of the year. Hope you're feeling better soon.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Merumo, you have progressed. I do love it so, you can use the motifs for little pillows too! The heart is gorgeous, I am into smalls big time lol. Good luck with the crystals, I have those too and will await your results!!
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear you are still suffering, take care:)
Have a lovely Sunday afternoon!
Hugs also for ms Limo :))
I love your Christmas Garden!! Are you using the Attic's conversion?? I may have to order it! it's just gorgeous!! :)
ReplyDeleteSo many great things in your post. I love your Christmas Garden. I think that I may have to do that one at some point. And I can't wait to see your little houses. Your fabric is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteHope that you're feeling better.
Your Christmas Garden looks wonderful. I really ike this design.
ReplyDeleteLove your heart ornament too! Just in time for Valentine's Day.
Your Christmas Garden is gorgeous! Love the colors! Love the fabrics you've pulled for your houses too. And the little piece -- very pretty! I hope those allergies get better! Cute little Ms Limo -- give her a hug for me!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful stitching!
ReplyDeleteHave fun with the houses and I hope you are feeling better soon.
I love Ina, too, though I really need to stay away from the sweet stuff!
Oh, that Christmas Garden is gorgeous! I am really tempted by the silks now (oh no as I've bought the cotton floss!).
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful pattern and your stitching is so nice. THANK YOU again!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Merumo !
ReplyDeletePerfect stitching !
Have a nice week
Rena
Your christmas garden is going to be gorgeous! Hope your allergie is going better.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Debby
I love those urns too. Especially the one handled one. It nice to see something different than all the rest. You sure have an eye for color. Beautiful fabric choices.
ReplyDeleteHope you get to feeling better.
Oooooh, Christmas Garden is gorgeous!!! I love all the fabrics you have picked and can't wait to see what you do with them. Feel better.
ReplyDeleteLovely stitching, Merumo. Congrats on finishing Margaret Cottam, as well. I jut put my first stitches into Christmas Garden, and I love the colors and linen I picked, but now its back to my regularly scheduled program ( stitching some samplers for the kids). I hope you feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteYou do beautiful cross stitch work! I wish I had more time for that sort of thing. It is hard to keep up with quilting and cross stitch both.
ReplyDeleteOh my starssss.....that is just absolutely GORGEOUS!
ReplyDeleteChristmas Garden is really coming along; the colors and design are more beautiful with every progress pic!
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ReplyDeleteHhis is amazing work! So neat :)
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