"The Little Sheep that Could"
Bent Creek
Free Cross Stitch Chart
The Stitching Post in Catonsville, Maryland
May, 2008
Bent Creek
Free Cross Stitch Chart
The Stitching Post in Catonsville, Maryland
May, 2008
I finally sat myself down and finished stitching “The Little Sheep that Could” by Bent Creek. This was a free design offered during May, 2008 by my LNS, The Stitching Post in Catonsville, MD.
I started working on Ms. Sheep last spring and I decided it was time that I finished this project. The rest of the stitching went very quickly.
Now I just need to decide if I’ll finish her as an ornament, or as a pin keep. Decisions, Decisions! :-)
Next up is “The Black Sheep” by Bent Creek.
Glad you stopped by to visit!
Cynthia
Windy Meadow
15 comments:
It is so cute, I vote, if it matters, for the pin keep! That way you get to see it everyday!
Very cute!
Such a simple little design and yet it looks quite stunning. Lovely work.
Darling. Pin keep for sure!
Wow! A purple sheepie! Really cute stitch, Cyn!
Cool...will you do a "Purple Cow" to go with it?
Love it!
Popping in to WELCOME you to the Totally Useless SAL, boy with all these beautiful projects you have your Totally Useless Container will be ablaze with color! I will definitely be back to look over more of your blog. I already love your canvas pieces.
Love your stitching and especially the needlwork slideshow you have made. It's great. You do lovely work.
That's a super cute sheepie! I was going to say pin keep would be cute, but then again--an ornament would be, too. It'll be interesting to see what you decide to do in the end! ;)
Hi - Just wanted to give you a wave and thank you for commenting on my blog! I haven't seen your site before but I'm going to be watching it from now on. One of my stitching loves is needlepoint! You wouldn't know it from my blog (all xstitch and quilts) but I do love it. I can't want to see your progress on your Nutcracker! Isn't it fun to do all the different stitches. I do like your little sheep too. Very, very cute!
Thanks so much for visiting and commenting on my blog! That's exactly how we find new blogs to love! i've enjoyed looking through your blog and have added you to my list so I can follow your stitching adventures. Love your purple sheepie!
Oh, what a cute little sheep. An ornament would be very pretty.
Heavens she's adorable! :) I just want to feed her something ... well tastey to sheep. :)
Hi Cyn -- I too stopped by to say hi and thanks for taking the time to email me and comment on my blog. I live in Ellicott City and know the Stitching Post very well -- I'm also involved with the Embroiderers' Guild in our area and have got to wonder if we've ever met in real life? Thanks again and I hope to "see" you again Susan
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