Framed Sampler!
Life has gotten extremely busy. After a fairly lazy summer, I'm preparing for another school year. I had to move to a different classroom this year, so it has meant a bit more work in getting ready. School does not start for a few weeks yet, but there is much to do before it can be a smooth start.
On a happy note, I got my sampler back from the framer! I took it to my most local needlework shop, and I am so thrilled with the results. I chose to not mat the piece, and I also chose a wood color that was a bit lighter than I'd anticipated but seemed to go best with the tones of the piece.
Here it is:
A close-up of one side:
I hung it on the wall between or kitchen and family room, and it seems to look all right there.
Thanks for stopping by today!
On a happy note, I got my sampler back from the framer! I took it to my most local needlework shop, and I am so thrilled with the results. I chose to not mat the piece, and I also chose a wood color that was a bit lighter than I'd anticipated but seemed to go best with the tones of the piece.
Here it is:
A close-up of one side:
I hung it on the wall between or kitchen and family room, and it seems to look all right there.
Thanks for stopping by today!
Labels: completed crosstitch, house and garden sampler, needlework, stitching
6 Comments:
At August 27, 2009 at 11:43 AM , Carmen said...
wow! look beautiful, i love the wood frame.
At August 28, 2009 at 5:57 AM , Deb said...
This is an absolutely wonderful piece. I'll bet you're so thrilled to have it framed and hanging on your wall. Love the frame - it's perfect for it!
At August 28, 2009 at 4:55 PM , Kit said...
Congratulations, it looks incredible!
At August 30, 2009 at 2:22 PM , stitcherw said...
It looks awesome all framed up, the frame looks perfect for it.
Sue
At August 31, 2009 at 2:45 PM , Ingunn said...
Oh, that's beutiful!
You have chosen a perfect frame for the sampler (witch is also very beutiful!), it makes it look cosy!
Nice work!
Hugs form Norway
Ingunn
At September 12, 2009 at 12:46 PM , Wendy said...
nice work, I love the colors !
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