Wee Little stitching

The second that I saw this pattern, it was pretty much a given I was gonna stitch it. That, and I just happen to know someone who loves The Golden Girls enough to own a framed photo of them. :) This pattern, as mentioned before, comes from the genius minds at Wee Little Stitches, and is available through our good friends at Kitschy Digitals.

If stitching superheros is more your speed, Jacqueline stitched up doll-size versions of her patterns, using Smyrna Stitch:


Ooh, Smyrna stitch, you are new to me! Jacqueline worked her dolls on 14 count Aida, over 2 squares with the Smyrna stitch, making the pattern twice its normal size. Come to think of it, I'd love doll-sized versions of the Golden Girls - wouldn't they make cute Christmas ornaments? Ok, maybe I'm just being weird, here. :)



I love the added texture the Symrna stitch gives - I'll have to try this soon!

Also inspiring are Lisa's doll versions worked on Monk's cloth:

Kitschy Digitals.... Needlework!

Hey guys! Have you ever paid a visit to Kitschy Digitals? If so, have you dropped by the Needlework Patterns section? It is to die for! I pretty much paged through every link, mumbling to myself, "I'd stitch that," "Hey, I'd stitch that," and "Hey! I'd stitch that!"



In addition to all the patterns for sale by designers like The Frosted Pumpkin Stitchery, Wee Little Stitches, Cate Anevski, Kate Gabrielle, Lucky Jackson, Wild Olive, and Wendi Gratz, there are many lovely freebies as well, like that cross stitch flower totem above by JuneCraft, that is just begging to be stitched up.

If that isn't enough to get you to sneak a peek, Danielle is offering a special discount to all Feeling Stitchy readers - get 15% off with the code: FeelingStitchy15. Thanks Danielle, and congrats on the beautiful store!

Golden Girls Embroidery

Stitched by Lauradediaz

Everything about this embroidery just makes me say "yay." :) Thank you for preserving one of my favorite TV moments in embroidery, Laura. :)