Rose Quaker Sampler Framed!

I decided to frame this with gold painted frame, maroon soft board with non-reflective glass. 

And yes, the maroon soft board with gold lining, so that the red or brown color motifs stand out perfectly!

Rosey Finished!

I just finished up Rosey. I'm so happy to have this finished earlier than my scheduled. I replaced the suggested DMC 3777 with DMC Color Variations 115. The dress turns out so nice, do does the flower!

Design: Rosey © LHN
Fabric: 40ct Permin Linen -  Lambswool
Thread: DMC

Now I have to find something else to stitch! Anyway, thank you for stopping by, enjoy your stitching :)

Stitch Ideas Vol 13

Japanese magazine of stitching and embroidery, aka Sutichi Idées in Japanese. This amazing craft book presents readers with inspiring stitching projects.

This issue includes technical features and clear step-by-step instructions for stitchers of all abilities. 

You can also see the life style of popular designers.

Rosey

Another Rose design?!?!?! Yes, I decided to start Rosey after the huge(at least for me!) Rose Quaker Sampler. Not only stitching the same rose series of project, I have been stitching on the same fabric too. Guess I'm addicted to 40ct fabric. 

Happy stitching!

Rose Quaker Sampler Finished!

The Rose Quaker Sampler is finished! I'm so glad it has to be done! ::phew:: It is a real Ta-Dah moment! What a gorgeous piece.

Design: Rose Quaker Sampler  © Stickideen von der Wiehenburg
Fabric: 40ct Permin Linen -  Lambswool
Thread: DMC

Now I'm going to start a new one. Will share with you soon!

Rose Quaker Sampler Part 3

I have made some major progress on this piece and I hopefully finish it up in the next couple of days. Looking at the BIG FROG in the middle of it makes me feel sick. I have to work harder, to clear this frog out of my view!

Write soon!

1-Blanket 4-Japan

Things have been very quiet here I know, but very busy behind the scenes. I have been participating in a worthy project "1-Blanket 4-Japan" to help the Japanese earthquake & tsunami victims to overcome a shortage of blankets there. Our club, Rotary Club of Kuala Kangsar is supporting this humanitarian drive, to collect and dispatch  blankets to disaster-hit relief centres in Japan. The 1-Blanket 4-Japan projects end last Sunday, and the item items will be delivered to Japan by the first week of April. We are proud to be a part of the grassroots life-saving effort!