It's a dark, dreary, rainy day here on the Illinois/Wisconsin border! So, for today's detail, I thought a bright, cheerful yellow fractal would be the perfect design to add some light to the day. At least for me, anyway!
Print this on an inkjet fabric sheet and work into your quilts, scrapbooks, altered art or fabric postcards.
Enjoy!
Cross Stitch Patterns inspired by nature, animals and the holidays by designer Pamela Kellogg of Kitty And Me Designs
Friday, September 22, 2006
Thursday, September 21, 2006
Clover Block Completed!
I finished this project yesterday afternoon and as always, feel a bit sad that it's complete. I enjoyed stitching on this one so much!
I add the spider web and a little green spider done in glass beads. I beaded the crocheted shamrock, added the pink flower pin at the top left and the tiny pink butterfly in the bottom right patch. Oh! And I added the gold ladybug charm to the clover leaf.
If all goes as planned tomorrow, I'll be finishing it into a handbag.
I add the spider web and a little green spider done in glass beads. I beaded the crocheted shamrock, added the pink flower pin at the top left and the tiny pink butterfly in the bottom right patch. Oh! And I added the gold ladybug charm to the clover leaf.
If all goes as planned tomorrow, I'll be finishing it into a handbag.
100 Details In 100 Days - Day 93
Today's detail is a pattern for a basic tree. You can stitch this as is and it would be a Winter tree, or add flowers and a few light green leaves for Spring. Fill it with dark green leaves for Summer. Do orange and yellow leaves for Autumn or add green leaves and large red beads for an apple tree.
Lots of options here for this one!
Enjoy!
Lots of options here for this one!
Enjoy!
Wednesday, September 20, 2006
Clover Block Continued
I had several hours yesterday to work on this. I did alot of beading on it. Honesly, I think I love beading as much as embroidering!
I plan to add a spider and web to the gold brocade on the bottom left. As you know, spiders are considered good luck which goes with the theme of this block. Besides that fact, I just love doing spider webs on my quilts!
Ladybugs are often shown with clovers and I think I have a little gold ladybug charm so I may add that to one of the leaves.
I still want to bead the crocheted shamrock and I see two corners that need something. I leave no patch un-embellished!
My little cat is a bit obscure on this one. One of these days, I'm going to pull out my polyclay and try to make a mold for making my cat into a button that I can just sew on. He sometimes gets lost and I do prefer that he stands out a bit more.
Anyway, I'll be keeping this one for myself and making it into a handbag.
I plan to add a spider and web to the gold brocade on the bottom left. As you know, spiders are considered good luck which goes with the theme of this block. Besides that fact, I just love doing spider webs on my quilts!
Ladybugs are often shown with clovers and I think I have a little gold ladybug charm so I may add that to one of the leaves.
I still want to bead the crocheted shamrock and I see two corners that need something. I leave no patch un-embellished!
My little cat is a bit obscure on this one. One of these days, I'm going to pull out my polyclay and try to make a mold for making my cat into a button that I can just sew on. He sometimes gets lost and I do prefer that he stands out a bit more.
Anyway, I'll be keeping this one for myself and making it into a handbag.
100 Details In 100 Days - Day 92
Weeping Willows were a popular motif for the Victorians. They were used quite often in Mourning Samplers as well as on their Crazyquilts.
So, today's detail is for a Weeping Willow tree. Stem stitch the trunk in a brown thread and then stem stitch vines and leaves (lazy daisy stitches) with green. This would look cool worked with those gorgeous varigated or overdyed threads!
Happy Stitching!
So, today's detail is for a Weeping Willow tree. Stem stitch the trunk in a brown thread and then stem stitch vines and leaves (lazy daisy stitches) with green. This would look cool worked with those gorgeous varigated or overdyed threads!
Happy Stitching!
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