Christmas is by far my favorite Holiday! And what better way to celebrate than with ornamentsI chose red because of its symbolism as well as its a traditional color of Christmas. But feel free to change and use whatever color and fabric you would like. The word Noel is taken from the latin verb nasci “to be born” A variation, “nael” made its way into … Continue reading Cardinal’s Noel
Hope embodies the spirit of the Christmas season while symbolizing the promise of renewal and light even in the coldest months. Each tiny detail, from snowflakes to woodland creatures, represent the simple joy found during this season. While the color green is traditionally Christmas, it also represents growth and new beginnings. This ornament serves as a gentle reminder of the optimism and warmth that Christmas … Continue reading Hope Bauble
This design captures the elegance of a songbird resting amid delicate winter blooms. Inspired by my love for birds, it celebrates the beauty that birds bring to winter landscapes, even as temperatures drop. The soft blues and gentle whites evoke the serene, crisp feel of a winter day, while hints of yellow and teal in the bird’s feathers add a touch of warmth. Model stitched … Continue reading Winter Garden Serenade
A favorite season of mine is Christmas. I love what Christmas represents. I love giving gifts andspending time with my family. One of my favorite times of the season is decorating the tree withmy family with Christmas carols playing in the background. This is a nod to a favorite carol ofmine. I created a drum, but the banding would also look fabulous on a spool … Continue reading Sleigh Bells Ring
I adore sunflowers! They are so bright and cheerful and there are so many varieties. Did youknow they follow the sun’s path as it travels the sky? Several years ago while we were living outof town I would drive by a field of sunflowers in the morning and the flowers would be facingeast, and when I came by in the evening, they would be facing … Continue reading Lacework Sunflower Biscornu
My favorite season in Texas is Springtime. Granted there are mostly only 2 seasons in Texas, freezing and Hot, but in a brief window there is Spring. That is when the wildflowers bloom and boy, do they put on a show! From the Indian Paintbrush, Mexican Hats, and Indian Blankets, to the Evening Primrose, but my favorites are the Bluebonnets. Also known as Lupinus Texenis, … Continue reading Texas Wildflower Berry
Click into the post to see the sample. I adore how this piece came out! Not being a huge creepy Halloween fan, this is my fun take on the transition between fall but not quite Halloween. It’s a piece that can stay up all the way thru Halloween without being overtly so. Model was stitched on Topaz 46 ct by Fiber on a Whim stitched … Continue reading Fall-oween
