I'm starting with my Stroll piece for the day, then will share my requested display cabinet photos. This was something I stitched back in 1990. Since we were busy moving early in the year, I'm assuming it was one of my first projects in Cincinnati. It's a Leisure Arts chart called Holiday House. This was during my pre-linen time (I didn't start stitching on linen until 1995), so the house was done on 16 count Aida and the small adornments on 22 count hardanger fabric. It is mounted on sticky board, as you can probably discern from the photo, and I just popped into a pre-made frame. I'm always toying with the idea of re-framing/mounting correctly, but also kind of like it as is...a frozen period of time in my needlework journey. I change the motifs out according to the month/holiday..it's just FUN!!! Caution.....this post is photo heavy!!!
Okay, now on to my display cabinet. It's not exactly as neat and tidy as I like it, but it's been hard to keep organized with me going in and out daily to pull out a project to post. Yes, it's overflowing...and yes I'm on the hunt for a second one. But my Mom has always promised me my grandmother's glass china cabinet and I'm trying to hold out for that. I'm letting the photos speak for themselves! :)
Okay, now on to my display cabinet. It's not exactly as neat and tidy as I like it, but it's been hard to keep organized with me going in and out daily to pull out a project to post. Yes, it's overflowing...and yes I'm on the hunt for a second one. But my Mom has always promised me my grandmother's glass china cabinet and I'm trying to hold out for that. I'm letting the photos speak for themselves! :)
Thanks, as usual, for stopping by and your "twisted threads" of friendship!
Stasi
Wonderful display of your needleart, Stasi! You've been so good about finishing teaching projects. A great role model for me.
ReplyDeleteThank you--that's so sweet!
DeleteStasi, thanks for sharing your curio with us. It is chockfull of stitching goodness and treasures. I remember your stroll piece. For a few years, I thought about stitching it but alas it never made it to the be stitched pile. Enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! The cabinet is gorgeous as are the contents. I shove my completed items onto a shelf that closes, so I don't get to see them. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteYour Holiday House is cute! Wow! Yes, your cabinet is a bit full!! ;)
ReplyDeleteUnbelieveable! I'm speechless with envy! :)
ReplyDeleteHoliday House is adorable - love all the little door decorations. Your display cabinet... incredible!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful way to display your stitching and to have it in sight to enjoy and what beautiful stitching too!
ReplyDeleteI could spend hours going through your cabinet!! Chock full of treasures to be admired. I love the style of the cabinet too. I hope your Mom shared your Grandmothers cabinet soon!!!
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