Monday, December 31, 2018

2018 Cross Stitch Projects

My last post for 2018 features four cross stitch projects I completed this year. Over the years I have sporadically cross stitched, and this year I enjoyed it while watching TV at night. It has been fun!

"In All Things Give Thanks" by LizzieKate sat on the the
autumn table runner I made for Thanksgiving


"Love Coffee" and "Love Tea", Hinzeit patterns purchased at Stoney Creek hang next
to the coffee and tea station my husband made for me in our kitchen. I made them
twice as big by stitching over 2 threads, because I wanted them to be readable!


Lori Holt's "Farm Girl Fall Cross Stitch", purchased at Fat Quarter Shop is still unframed.

Recently I discovered Lori Holt's "Vintage Christmas Sampler" cross stitch pattern, which was released on November 28, from Fat Quarter Shop. I was unable to start it because I wanted to use the same vintage oatmeal 10-count cloth that Lori used, and FQS has been out of stock! So I ordered something similar in a 14-count cloth and will make the adjustments.

I'm looking forward to more cross stitching in 2019!

6 comments:

  1. Loved seeing all your pretty cross stitch projects Linda! Wishing you a wonderful New Year and looking forward to seeing all that you make in 2019! Christine xx

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    1. So nice to hear from you Christine! I hope you've had a great holiday season, and Happy New Year to you!

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  2. I love all of your cross stitch projects, Linda! I kept thinking one was my favorite, but then it was the next one, so really, I couldn't choose a favorite. Cross stitch was my first craft, so easy to do when the kids were little, but I haven't done any in a long time. The Christmas Sampler is really tempting!

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    1. I know, I know, I feel the same way! I think I'm going to start the Christmas Sampler after I finish a crochet scarf to keep my neck warm this winter. :)

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  3. I love seeing other people’s stitching projects. I haven’t stitched in a while, and I’m ready to start up again. I need to decide which project to do first. I enjoyed looking at all of yours. I think the farm girl fall one is my favorite because of the vibrant colors. Sometimes I am very slow at stitching, and I’m thinking that I should start my Christmas stitching right now. Happy new year, Linda!

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    1. I am very slow at stitching Pattie. I always plan on starting Christmas projects in September, but then life interferes and I end up not getting any Christmas-y stuff done. Like you I should start right now!

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