Thank you but I didn't add to the pattern. It comes in 3 sizes no background, square with background, and then this size with more background. I wish I could take credit for adding all of that!
I'll definitely share pictures! All the other cities I want to do have different color pallets so something neutral. I was thinking just a simple black frame with white mat. I also don't want the frame to distract too much.
The number of patterns I have saved is more than I could do in my lifetime. It's probably more than 2 lifetimes worth of patterns. I really shouldn't be allowed to even look at patterns anymore. haha
That's fair! It's going to take more that one post to change the tide. I'll see if I can come up with something better for next week!
I am also a fan of large blocks of color as evident from my posts. Knowing that not every stitch needs to be perfect like on a sampler or something like that helps a lot. I'm still a very new stitcher and still learning how to keep things neat what better way to practice then with some large blocks!
Beautiful! Are you going to finish it as a pillow? Looking forward to seeing it finished! I haven't done any specialty stitches. They scare me a bit. I have one almost FO that just needs the whiskers backstitched in and I've been putting it off for months. I should just do it. No time like now to learn.
Edit: Loving the grime guard so far. My hand get sweaty and it helps prevent that. I don't feel like I need to wash my hands several times in a long stitch session.
Beautiful!
I look forward to seeing those cities! Your Miyazaki pattern is looking wonderful also!
I also got my next cities; Seattle, Boston, Philly and Seoul. (I might have been overly excited haha) Just waiting on supplies to arrive now.
Thank you but I didn't add to the pattern. It comes in 3 sizes no background, square with background, and then this size with more background. I wish I could take credit for adding all of that!
I'll definitely share pictures! All the other cities I want to do have different color pallets so something neutral. I was thinking just a simple black frame with white mat. I also don't want the frame to distract too much.
Thank you!
It's a lot of fun to stitch. I'm planning on stitching several more from them also. I look forward to seeing which one you pick!
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Thank you! I'm having so much fun stitching it
123stitch.com. It's an easy count aida.
That was unintentional as they were purchased at different times and not with the other in mind but I'm also enjoying how well they match. 😄
Thank you! I have a lot of time to stitch at the moment so trying to do as much as I can before that ends.
I thought the mock up was really cute but it's turning out better than I expected!
Sounds great! Thank you for all the time and effort!
The number of patterns I have saved is more than I could do in my lifetime. It's probably more than 2 lifetimes worth of patterns. I really shouldn't be allowed to even look at patterns anymore. haha
I also have a hard time fully finishing my stitching. My mind goes well the stitching is done so lets move on to the next thing. haha
Beautiful! I really like how the snow looks on the mountain. The extra strands make it pop!
That's fair! It's going to take more that one post to change the tide. I'll see if I can come up with something better for next week!
I am also a fan of large blocks of color as evident from my posts. Knowing that not every stitch needs to be perfect like on a sampler or something like that helps a lot. I'm still a very new stitcher and still learning how to keep things neat what better way to practice then with some large blocks!
Beautiful! Are you going to finish it as a pillow? Looking forward to seeing it finished! I haven't done any specialty stitches. They scare me a bit. I have one almost FO that just needs the whiskers backstitched in and I've been putting it off for months. I should just do it. No time like now to learn.
Edit: Loving the grime guard so far. My hand get sweaty and it helps prevent that. I don't feel like I need to wash my hands several times in a long stitch session.