I stitched up this sweet little stamp design
from Melisa at PinkernPunkin this week.
I love the watermelon, and the tiny flag, and the stars!
This was fun!
And, not quite finished, but close, is the July heart mini quilt for the entryway chest. Last year, about this time, Melisa posted two hearts, and I stitched both of them.
For finishing (and to display) this month, I chose the red and white flowers in the watering can because they remind me of my own flowers and watering can!
There's one more step to finish up before I can hang this up, and
that is to quilt around the heart in the center, so that will be today's slow stitching.
Sharing at Kathy's Quilts for Slow Sunday Stitching.
14 comments:
Gracious, you have been a busy stitcher! Cute projects.
That was a fun little stamp and you stitched it up so quickly. What will you chose next to cross stitch?
Very cute holiday stitching, both the cross stitch and the embroidery. Enjoy your slow stitching time today.
That's an adorable little stamp, and I love the heart embroideries!
I love how you finished off that embroidery. Very summery.
You have been busy! Isn't great how time flies when you are stitching?
Your stitched and botanical flowers look great! I hope you had a good holiday.
Your heart embroideries are so pretty. I like how you have finished the watering can full of flowers. Your patriotic stamp is pretty.
great stitching like always - you have a lot of these small pieces.
That is a very cute postage stamp cross stitch! Nice finish with your stitchery also. Your stitching always looks so neat!!
By now, I'm guessing that little cutie is hanging. Your stitcheries are lovely, as usual!
Wonderful projects! Love those embroidered garden blocks! So pretty!
Aaah they are so beautiful, Diann! I just adore your Summertime USA stitch. I look forward to seeing it finished and on display and your heart block looks fabulous! It brings a smile to my day to see it in your lovely garden. Thank you for stitching them. It means more than you will ever know. Hugs.
Summertime USA is adorable! You could be a model stitcher for Melisa :)
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