I have begun stitching in 1978. For the last 10 years, my stitching has been with "smalls". I love to use beads and ribbons and always looking for new ways for finishing. My email addresses is anita@anitalittlestitches.com.
These snowmen are from the new leaflet "Christmas Day". They are so much fun to stitch. I was not a Prairie Schooler's fan before, the more I saw the designs being stitched, the more I like them.
I am not going to set any goals for the month of October. I am going to finish some WIP and continue with my Fall stitching theme. I am going to try a new finishing, "Biscornu". I am in the process of stitching it now.
posted by Anita @ 7:09 AM
I have begun stitching in 1978. For the last 10 years, my stitching has been with "smalls". I love to use beads and ribbons and always looking for new ways for finishing. My email addresses is anita@anitalittlestitches.com.
I have been stitching since 1987. I have been into "small" stitching/finishing in the last few years. In February of 2008, I came up with my own designs and my web site. I enjoy the new friendship that I have made since I have the business. I am always looking for something different, unique to carry and try my best with prompt shipping.
8 Comments:
Such cute snowmen! I love all the new PS releases and just can't decide which ones to do first. But I'm also a huge PS fan!
I'm looking forwards to seeing your Biscornu!
Very cute. Can't wit to see your biscornu
Very cute Anita
Very cute!
Great snowmen! I'm looking forward to seeing your biscornu. I think you will find the finishing to be pretty easy going.
Love your finishes I enjoyed reading your blog.
love your cute snowmen.
You asked a while ago about the Christmas trees on sticks that I had made.Sorry for taking so long to get back to you.They are from different patterns.I seem to remember The Prarie Schooler did a chart,I will get back to you on that one.I found some wooden pegs on stands used for making peg dolls,you can also use some wooden dowel and put them in a plant pot and set them in some clay inside the pot.Hope my ramblings have helped a little.
Happy Christmas Stitching.
after all that forgot to say the framed Christmas tree that I made into an ornie was from the UK Cross Stitcher Mag - Oct 2005.If I can find my Mag I will gladly send the chart of to you if you want.
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