I finished Gobble by Plum Street Samplers a couple of days ago. It's on 32ct. ant. ivory using the suggested DMC floss. I think, that I will be making this into a pillow.
I picked up this Thanksgiving sampler by Blue Ribbon Designs today at the framer. I love this design. The colors are beautiful and I enjoyed every stitch. It's a large piece so I couldn't get close and have it all in the shot.
A close up of the middle.
A close up of the frame. I have used this frame before and I love it. The piece closest to the design is a bronze colored metal that really enhances the piece.
This is my current WIP. It's Hare's Christmas by Plum Street Sampler. I am doing it on 32ct navy bean fabric by Lakeside using the suggested GA fibers.I want to thank everyone for the great comments on my last post. I really do appreciate them. I have had a really busy last 5 or 6 days and I haven't had time to post the recipe for the peach bread pudding but I will do it soon. It is worth the wait. Until next time Happy Stitching!
26 comments:
That sampler is gorgeously framed :) WOW! And I love Gobble :) and your current project TOO cute :)
Your Thanksgiving Sampler looks wonderful! What a gorgeous frame. Love your finished Gobble and what a nice WIP. I look forward to seeing your progress on this one.
gorgeous finishes! I absolutely LOVE the BRD piece...perfect!! Keep up the great work!
Beautiful finishes! Gobble will make a fantastic pillow. And I LOVE your Thanksgiving sampler! That frame looks great with it.
Hi Deborah,
I love the fall pieces. The turkey looks like such fun.
I love the rabbit's ears on the Jingle piece.
Chris
Love both finishes. The Blue Ribbon piece really does have some beautiful colors.
And those funky Plum Street hares are just too adorable!
Love your finish and your framing! And your new start is one of my favorites! Can't wait to see more!
Your framed piece is stunning! Great job!
Love the colors in Gobble and can't wait to see how it's going to be finished.
Hare's Christmas is such a fun piece.
Oh, oh, oh--I love your Gobble, Deborah--haven't seen that one before and I must add it to my list! Love your color choices...
The hares always make me smile--I'll bet that is a fun stitch :)
Never mind the recipe for the Peach Bread Pudding, just make it and bring it to next Thursday's gathering!
I love all your works the frame is so cool, I just love the Har's Christmas.
Happy stitching to you
Catherine
So pretty! I love the Gobble piece. I just bought that chart the other day! The Give Thanks is just stunning. Perfect colors in the frame. Aren't Paulette's little hares so fun? Lovely work, all of it!
BEAUTIFUL finishes! Congrats! They will look so wonderful in your home this Thanksgiving!
Congrats on your finishes, I love the Thanksgiving Sampler, I can see why you enjoyed stitching it! Great WIP too.
Happy stitching.
All of your work is just gorgeous!! The frame you selected for the sampler is perfect.
Those are all winners! The frame suits that piece perfectly.
uum...Peach Bread Pudding?? next Thursday???? Would you even consider doing that??? Your Wednesday group would feel left out!
The turkey on Gobble is so handsome. I just love both of your pieces! The BRD sampler is so pretty! Your house will look great with all these new treasures!
Two beautiful finishes and what a cute wip!
Beautiful , beautiful stitching Deborah!!!
Gorgeous stitching, all of it! :) You definitely have a speedy needle. ;)
How gorgeous! The picture does not do it justice Deborah! The frame is perfect :o)
Your Gobble is adorable. Love the colors!
I like this WIP! Of course, it has bunnies ;o) ROFL! Weird name for the fabric though since it's not even navy...
The thanksgiving sampler looks fantastic in that frame with the colours. I love your jingle WIP it's gorgeous! can't wait to see it finished.
Wonderful finishes. The Thanksgiving Sampler looks gorgeous in that frame.
Love your It's Hares Christmas WIP! What a fun design!
Beautiful finishes!
Congrats on the finishes!! I love the Hare WIP, too. I have grand plans of doing all of the Hare designs, but just barely have one started.
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