Stitching

Finishes!

Shared with me, shared with you!

First we have Vaida from Lithuania's "Olga" and "Boris" finishes. She used Antique White Belfast with DMC and Crescent Colours… I love how they turned out on the lighter fabric. (And nice job on those photo backgrounds, Vaida! I looove how you photographed Boris.)

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Here is Naty from Italy's "Hares' Fathers Day" finish… this was stitched using 32 ct. Graziano and DMC in slightly lighter colors than what the chart called for. I love it when I get to see how stitchers change a pattern's colors to something that suits their tastes better, and I love the changes you made, Naty!

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Here's another finish from Lynn in Park City. (Remember her version of "A Sweeter Love"? ) This is her "Paradise Lost," which is on display at The Craft Center of Fine Stitchery… she changed the colors of the peacocks to her mother's favorite colors. Beautiful stitching again, Lynn!

Plum St. Samplers Paradise lost peacocks

Plum St. Samplers Paradise Lost unframed

Love this frame!

Plum St. Samplers Paradise Lost framed

And here is Michele from Washington's finish of the St. Patrick's Day freebie (located a few posts back)… she stitched hers on 28-ct. coffee-dyed fabric using Crescent Colours (in Four-Leaf Clover, Erin-Go-Emerald, and Khaki Mocha) – and her husband helped pick out the backing fabric! Good job, Mr. Michele!

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Thank you so much to everyone for sharing your finishes with me! Of all the patterns to choose from out there, what an honor it is that you chose to spend some time stitching one of mine. You make my day!

4 Comments

  • GingerCat

    Thank you for posting the finished works. It is always nice to see other pieces finished on the varying backgrounds and even the different looks the frames give a piece.

  • Jill

    I love the posted finishes! I saw the post with “a sweeter love” and loved the personalization. I decided it would be perfect to stitch as my wedding sampler with my own personalization for myself and my new husband. We are getting married in May, I know I won’t have it finished before then but I was sooo excited to get all the materials together. It is also my first time stitching with silks! I was wondering, how do you store your silks while working on a piece? afterwards?

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