Yesterday was reveal day for the Needlecraft Haven Monthly Ornament Challenge. This month we all stitched this design from The Little Stitcher. I stitched mine on the same raw linen as last month's piece, using Crescent Colours - Bing Cherry, which could be my new favourite red, and Anchor 275 for the snow, because white was just too harsh. Finished as a simple ornament with a little cream pom pom trim to look like snowballs.
The other finishes are in the album here, and well worth a look
Beautiful stitching and lovely finish!
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Wow looking so lovely x
ReplyDeleteSo sweet. Love the pom pom snowball idea. And doesn't it feel good to discover a red that you love!
ReplyDeleteI've stitched this one, its lovely
ReplyDeleteLove it! That shade of red is absolutely perfect! And the pom poms are just the best...Chrissie x
ReplyDeletebeautiful shade of red and that white is perfect ... cute finish too :) love mouse xxxx
ReplyDeleteI really like this one. I like the red and I like the reindeer. Yes, I am beginning to check some of the blogs that I had been following before I went silent. I will check your wedding photography blog to see what you have been doing.
ReplyDeleteReally nice, Christine.....must look for that Anchor colour, I agree about white and goodness, I hate the look of it when I've stitched a snowman, say, my stitches just look meh!
ReplyDeleteOoh--that really is a great red! The whole finish is wonderful, Christine--love those pom poms :)
ReplyDeleteLike your puffy snowballs as part of the finish.
ReplyDeletePretty! Love the pom pom trim
ReplyDeleteGreat choice this month, they all look super. Love your little pompon trim.
ReplyDeleteLovely finish Christine
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet ornament! And I love the red and those cute pom poms! :)
ReplyDeleteSuper finish Christine
ReplyDeleteLovely ornie, you really do choose some great charts for the challenge.
ReplyDeleteThe pompoms are so cute too.
Great ornament! I love the colour you have used for this design!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. Like the use of the pom-pom trim.
ReplyDeleteGreat finish Christine !!
ReplyDeleteVery very pretty. xx
ReplyDeleteVery very pretty. xx
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