We snuggled up on the couch
&
watched Thomas the Train,
Barney
&
Sesame Street...
with
brand new
crayons...
peek
a
boo...
cheerios
with
acted silly
&
laughed
alot...
The only problem...
it went
too darn
fast!
Brenda
Meet Miss Prim & Proper!
Follow Jane in Australia
Paper clay & cloth are used for the construction of the body. Pattern will have easy to follow, illustrated with step by step photos of the construction of the clay head.
Sisal fibers make for life-like whiskers
Centuries ago the clothing didn't have pockets so women would wear "ditty bags" or pockets around their waists to hold their important belongings. This sweet little rabbit has seeds stored in her pocket. Pocket is constructed from 40 count linen with a sweet little floral motif stitched over 2 threads...so sweet!
shoes that lace up to their knees!I've heard chickadees fee-beeing,
woodpeckers drumming
&
The sun is growing stronger and our days are considerably longer.
Mother nature is beginning to "hint" that spring is coming, just look & listen closely.
Congrats ladies! Please email me your address at order@countrystitchesonline.com and we'll get your winnings off to you.
Also....
Two new patterns arrived here at Country Stitches!
The wait is over! The 5th pattern in the Loose Feathers series is here. A sweet sampler with a wintery theme to it..love the Canada geese, so sweet!
and another great pattern from Pineberry Lane...Looks lovely in redwork, but I can also vision this stitched in other colors for a more "everyday" look.
Both patterns are listed on our website for purchase under the NEW ITEMS category!
Miss Lapin (Lapin is French for Rabbit) measures a sweet little 7 3/4" from tips of ears to tips of toes. She is worked on 28 count linen over 1 thread. Lace trim and vintage ivory buttons add nice texture & detail to the finished piece. Small enough to tuck in any little nook or cranny you have around your home.
I have always had a love for the old sewing birds and have begun collecting them....so goes the inspiration for this piece. You will find my interpretation of an early 1800's sewing bird clamp done in cross stitch along with a sweet little pair of scissors and other simple motifs. The linen is then sewn in a primitively shaped heart and stuffed. An antique sewing machine oil can serves as the base to this pinkeep. Strawberry emery, rusty safety pin and sewing pins add extra charm to this piece. The pinkeep measures a petite 7" and is worked on 28 count linen over 1.


Have a good day,
Brenda
