And the winner is ........

Ok I just had my drawing and my daughter picked from the hat and the winner Nataly. I am waiting for Nataly to get in touch and I will mail the chart out. Congratulations !! and thank you to everyone that left me a message, it makes me happy to hear from you!
donna

time for a Give-Away again

I would like to give away 1 chart of "Stitch An Inch Spring".
So just leave me a message and I will add you to my hat and have the drawing on Saturday the 24th.
It feels like summer today in the 80's. So what will summer be like :? 
Who knows!!

Here is the cover for Stitch An Inch Spring

Here is a photo of the cover and I am in the process of stitching it for you to see.

Blueberry Hill

Here is Blueberry Hill as a whole.  I just woke up from a nap :) and figured I better get this picture up for you. Stitch An Inch Spring tomorrow. Have a happy St Patty's Day.
donna

Blueberry Hill

Here are some peeks at Blueberry Hill. I will post the whole picture on Saturday. 

And "Stitch An Inch Spring" is ready for some peeks this weekend too.

Have a good day

donna

A few pictures to share

I went to Yankee Cross Stitch the other day and changed my display table from Christmas to flowers.
I have on display the Funky Flowers and a huge wool flower pin cushion that I made.

I also finished designing Stitch An Inch Spring and almost finished with Blueberry Hill. They should be available by the end of next week.

I will post peeks soon but for today I am sharing the photos from Yankee of the new display and the huge wool pin cushion.

Oh and yes my  Christmas Cactus is in bloom and Tobey posed for me so I could show how big he has gotten since Christmas :)

Have a wonderful day
donna

New Home For Funky Flowers over (1)

I finished the framing for the 5 Funky Flowers that were stitched over (1) with the frames from Old Colonial. I needed them to be all together so that I could send them on trunk shows and not get lost. I hope you like it.

My mother just happened to find this frame for me which had a small inspirational poster in it. I took the poster out and went to the paper store to find something special  that would go with the colors. I needed it plain so it would not take away from the stitched flowers. I found a green(Just the right shade) and a brown corrugated cardboard that matched the brown in the frames from Olde Colonial. I glued the framed pieces down and thought that the in between spaces were to plain. So I got out my handy friend "the Wool" and I cut some circles, gathered them, stuffed and added lines around them. I also cut out leaves and stitched lines for the veins and of course dots for the theme of all the Funky Flowers. Then I glued them down and I am happy with it.
So just an idea to spice up some framing.
donna