Last month I featured a bargello heart and today I am featuring another bargello heart!
BUT, this one shows a completely different combination of colours. If you would like to review the previous bargello article, you will find it HERE.
If you are new to my Hearts for Hospice series you can find all my posts in the right side bar under categories – needlepoint – hearts for hospice. Hopefully these designs will give you inspiration and ideas to stitch a heart yourself. Remember, all of these hearts can be stitched with left over threads so they make great stash buster projects!
The pattern show here is “Hearts with Bargello Pattern” designed by Melita Glavin. It is offered in the publication from the American Needlepoint Guild called Needlepointers. You can find it in the July/August/September 2019 issue.
This heart is stitched on 18 count canvas. Dominique has used floss for the entire design. All of the floss was left over from previous pojects.
The Hearts for Hospice project was initiated in 2015 by the Greater Kansas City Needlepoint Guild to fulfill a need at a local hospice center. Since then it has grown significantly. I am starting to see lots of hearts in my Facebook groups – so much inspiration!
So, how about attempting a bargello heart.
I’d love to see these posted in some of the FB groups!
