Stitched by Lisa's Tea Time
I just love the amazing variety of lines, colors, and textures on this. I'm also really impressed when people embroider anything freehand on Aida cloth - for some reason I find the large weave intimidating for freehand work... Bravo, Lisa!
That's lovely. What great colours.
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ReplyDeleteThat's a very groovy sampler. I need to get one of them under my belt, broaden my skills... :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful, love all the colors.
ReplyDeleteWOW! WOW! WOW! Friggen awesome!!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe my little sampler is featured on Feeling Stitchy!?! I'm going to call everyone I know, seriously!
Thank you for your comments, I really didn't know what I was doing when I started on this piece of fabric... I had just gotten out of hospital (June 2009) and was on bedrest, I needed something to keep my hands and mind busy, and always wanted to learn embroidery.
After I got the basics, I just started doodling little bits of this and that...
flowers & stars
dog bones
a tea cup
a little house
wedding rings
a beer for my husband (that's my fav!).
I had, and still have no plans for this little scrapper, am open to suddestions...
Have a great day, I feel so happy to have something featured here, I've been a fan of this blog forever...Weeeeee!
oxo~Lisa
Yeah, Aida's kind of hard on freehand, but there's a lot of counted stitches you could sampler!
ReplyDeleteSo so so so so pretty! I love it!
ReplyDeleteKristin
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beautiful
ReplyDeleteI really ought to make one myself... I love to embroid things, but should get better at free hand embroidery!
ReplyDeletepretty.
ReplyDeleteI'm a regular reader of her blog and Lisa really does some fun and creative things. So glad to see word about her work getting out!
ReplyDeleteLisa, you are so neat! I love your scrapper",youaeateand have a kind creative spirit. I'm so glad we're friends:) Congrats on the spotlight, well deserved!
ReplyDeletexoxo.~.~. Michell
aww so cute
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