Update on Sampler
This sampler is slowly but surely getting completed!
Ten months ago, I added my version of our little home we live in. Here's a photo of the house when I first stitched it:
This past week I added elements around the house. As you will be able to see, our yard doesn't actually include all of these cute elements, but it's fun to pretend, isn't it? We live in the middle of a large city, so we don't have sheep in our yard, nor do we have a duck swimming in a pond. Haven't seen any rabbits around here, either.
I have thought of adding half stitches for the grass, but just can't do it yet. I'm not sure that it needs the half stitches anyway. Here it is:
I finished the garden around the Tudor style home.
I took some of the garden elements from this piece that I stitched years ago. I did vary the colors and more to fit the area.
Finally, a view of the whole piece as it looks now. You can get a better view by clicking on it, and viewing it on Flickr:
Now I need to figure out what to add to some blank areas. I think it's becoming more of a 'spot motif' sampler than a House and Garden one, but that's okay with me. It's really been fun working on the sampler, and watching it come together bit by bit.
Thanks for stopping by today!
Ten months ago, I added my version of our little home we live in. Here's a photo of the house when I first stitched it:
This past week I added elements around the house. As you will be able to see, our yard doesn't actually include all of these cute elements, but it's fun to pretend, isn't it? We live in the middle of a large city, so we don't have sheep in our yard, nor do we have a duck swimming in a pond. Haven't seen any rabbits around here, either.
I have thought of adding half stitches for the grass, but just can't do it yet. I'm not sure that it needs the half stitches anyway. Here it is:
I finished the garden around the Tudor style home.
I took some of the garden elements from this piece that I stitched years ago. I did vary the colors and more to fit the area.
Finally, a view of the whole piece as it looks now. You can get a better view by clicking on it, and viewing it on Flickr:
Now I need to figure out what to add to some blank areas. I think it's becoming more of a 'spot motif' sampler than a House and Garden one, but that's okay with me. It's really been fun working on the sampler, and watching it come together bit by bit.
Thanks for stopping by today!
Labels: house and garden sampler, stitching, WIPS
7 Comments:
At March 30, 2009 at 5:41 AM , Kate+IceCream said...
I really love your little house! The pine tree in the back yard is a great addition and the garden in front of the Tudor house - wonderful!
At March 30, 2009 at 10:01 AM , Wendy said...
I love your little house. It really is cute.
All your other stitching is gorgeous too. You are right, I'm going to stitch what I feel like at the moment. It is more fun this way.
Wishing you a wonderful week,
Wendy
At March 31, 2009 at 3:35 AM , Carmen said...
beautiful stitching and color, is a lovely garden-sampler.
At March 31, 2009 at 7:51 AM , Jill in CA said...
Your sampler is looking great, Sue!! I've really enjoyed watching it come together on your blog. I'll stitch big giant intricate designs, but haven't pieced together my own like that before. I just love the result so far. :)
At March 31, 2009 at 7:52 AM , Joy said...
I love the elements you are adding, especially in the front lawn of your house. It is really looking lovely, Sue.
At April 1, 2009 at 11:17 AM , Windy said...
I like the pond ans the sheep. The sampla is almost ready to be hung in my kitchen!
At April 4, 2009 at 7:40 AM , Shalini said...
I've enjoyed seeing your neighborhood come alive house by house, garden by garden. It really parellels what I've seen happening in my actual neighborhood as we live in a new construction - houses get built, gardens come alive. I just love your imagination and creativity. Great job and I can't wait to see more.
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