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Showing posts with label Foxwood Crossing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Foxwood Crossing. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 23, 2021

This & That

 I have been busy stitching items to sell at our community Club Expo. It was Nov. 6 and I did quite well selling more than other Expos. Our last Expo was March of 2020 and I think buyers were happy to have then back. 

Quite popular were my Foxwood Crossings sleds :

The Lumenaris wool applique scissor fobs also found good homes. The cat and rooster did not sell, but there is always next time! 

Everything in this photo sold except the golfing Santa. I was a little surprised since we live in a golf community. Again, maybe next sale. The golf is by Hinziet, the Santa's are from 2000 & 2001 Just Cross Stich Christmas Ornament issues both by The Sweetheart Tree. The southwest design is a section of a bell pull kit that I can't find the chart for right now, but I bought it in the late 1990s.

Not expo related is this fun Halloween card I made with a pop up inside.




That about covers it for now!!


Wednesday, December 30, 2020

More Christmas Ornaments for 2020

 Again, these were gifts so I had to wait to post about them.

This first one is a Foxwood Crossings Design called Snow Grateful and is designed to fit on these sleds, also by Foxwood Crossings. It is worked with DMC floss on 14 count brown perforated paper.





This next one is from the 2010 Just Cross Stitch Christmas Ornaments issue. It called When Santa Got Stuck... and designed by Patricia Page of Patricia Ann Designs. I changed some of the threads to use my stash. I also changed year on the sled to 2020. I figured if there was any year Santa would get stuck, it would be 2020! It is sitting on the fabric I used for the backing and I made it into a flat fold.


I still have a few more to show you in the next post!