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Welcome Theros in my What A Hoot series. What a Hoot is my new series, a collection of SIX owls! Each owl will be introduced in my newsletter sent out early in the month through September. Some of you may be wondering where the name Theros came from. Well, Kam thought of this. It means…
Iris #3 today. I’ve shown you two versions of Iris now and today is the third sample of Iris. I chose to stitch a much smaller project this year showcasing my summer collection. My goal with these samples are to demonstrate how using ONE design can appear quite different and/or similar depending on the placement…
I am sharing Iris #2 today. I wrote in my last post that I like to stitch a larger project when I introduce my new collections of colours. This year I chose a smaller project instead. My goal is to demonstrate how using ONE design can appear quite different and/or similar depending on the placement…
I would like to introduce Iris! But, let me tell you a bit first. Each year when I introduce my new collections, I generally like to stitch a larger project. This year I decided to change this a bit and instead of featuring one larger project, opting for a small project. It is always fabulous…
This year my summer collection includes the addition of four new colours combinations. When I start my seasonal collections, I generally choose one colour to focus on. This collection focuses on aqua/teals! Colour #63 was the first combination I dyed. It is actually an overdye meaning I dyed it in a colour combination of blue…
This is a lovely sample today called Medieval Moments designed by Carolyn Mitchell. Carolyn is a well known Canadian designer who I was very fortunate to take a workshop with when I first started counted canvas work. I learned a lot Carolyn, thank you! Medieval Moments is a pattern of a collection of eight ornaments….
I have talked about button clusters previously. Check out this post! I love adding these to my CQ projects. The key to button clusters is use an odd number of buttons add at least one charm add beads if you wish vary size, colour and texture Several of the buttons in this collection were found…
Today’s heart features rows of needlepoint bands. Bands are quite popular in needlepoint. You can find books on bands such as this one and of course there are lots of examples searching online. All of the bands displayed in this heart could easily be adapted to creating borders as well. The heart featured today is…
Welcome Winky in my What A Hoot series. If you missed last month, my new What a Hoot series is a collection of SIX owls! Each owl will be introduced in my newsletter email at the beginning of the month through until September. Kam and I are delighted with your response to Fleur and hope…
Last month I posted a tiny heart and today I have another needlepoint heart to share. As I mentioned before, Dominique is stitching a variety of small samples suitable for card inserts. These are given to guild members for various life events. Once again, this heart measures about 2 ½ inches across on 18 count…
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