Here is something unbelievable. This chart was completed in less than 4 months. This chart was so challenging to make because we wanted to limit the size and number of colors but highlight the different habitats from the ice wall, river, and green tree area.
The stitching couldn't be more perfect. I'm super impressed. Thanks so much for sharing with us Pat.
I have to admit when Sandy came to me with this idea of stitching a treble cleft and flowers with a musical bar beyond it. I wasn't quote sure what to think. She had a key collection she wanted to attach for the notes, so it was just the cleft and bar as our project. […]
It's a rare day that I get a finish in my email. (The best of rare days.) Today there are two right there beside each other and not small pieces. This is a custom piece done for Paula West. This is her 2nd finish in this gallery... and she is already starting on her next […]
This is the stitching of Gail Jones. It's her 3rd Advanced Cross Stitch piece. She's such a wonderful stitcher. This stitching is no exception. It's absolutely brilliant so beautifully done and full of care. I’m genuinely so glad I get to be even a small part of it, to contribute in some way to something […]
If you’re on social media, you might have seen Karen’s stitching—she’s incredibly talented! It’s so much fun to watch her progress. I feel really privileged to see these pieces come together and to get a glimpse of what the finished project will be. I don't need to ramble on for this one, so here... look […]
This chart is an interesting one because I gave it to her free of charge. That was in 2017, so this was 8 years ago. She was asking about charting on a Facebook group and I really thought the dog would look good more cartooned, so I did it an offered her the chart free. […]
As I told Debbie I feel like I always say the same thing, this stitching is amazing. It's true though all these projects are hard and take patience. The best part of making charts is hearing the story of the people, animals, or experiences behind the images that I get to work with. Marley was […]
