First up is Gettysburg. His face and hat are done and I'm working on his coat.
Next is Believe my HAED. I'm slowly working on this one. I was going to work on Gettysburg until I got it done but with everyone talking about theirs I decided to work on mine. While HAED had their 40% sale I bought a couple of patterns and after I downloaded them I found another one that I had saved so now I have 6 HAEDs but only 3 started.
Finally here is my first finish for 2011. I know it wasn't on my projects page but I had started this one before the new year and had to wait for some extra cash to get a couple of the colors that I needed to finish it. It's called Dear Santa from the Tiny Tidings XI booklet designed by Lizzie Kate on some unknown fabric.
First up is Gettysburg. His face and hat are done and I'm working on his coat.
Next is Believe my HAED. I'm slowly working on this one. I was going to work on Gettysburg until I got it done but with everyone talking about theirs I decided to work on mine. While HAED had their 40% sale I bought a couple of patterns and after I downloaded them I found another one that I had saved so now I have 6 HAEDs but only 3 started.
Finally here is my first finish for 2011. I know it wasn't on my projects page but I had started this one before the new year and had to wait for some extra cash to get a couple of the colors that I needed to finish it. It's called Dear Santa from the Tiny Tidings XI booklet designed by Lizzie Kate on some unknown fabric.
7 comments:
Beautiful stitching. I really like the Gettysburg piece and the Lizzie and Kate piece is adorable.
Your HAED is so... pretty, love the colors. Like the LK piece as well, so fast and easy.
I LOVE the Gettysburg ... we are avid Civil War buffs and this is something I need to keep in mind
These are all lovely, but I'm especially intrigued by Gettysburg (one of my favorite places to visit). Who is the designer?
Great stitching!
Heidi-ILCS
Awesome stitching and finish!
Lovely stitching and a nice finish.
Marl
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