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THIS SECTION IS DEVOTED TO OUR RECENT STITCHED SHOP MODELS
We add approximately 4 to 6 new models every other month to our ever growing collection. These are the current New Shop Models that we have added in our shop. We do not always stitch designs which are new, just whatever strikes our fancy. Because a pattern is old doesn't make it any less attractive. If the pattern is still available, after stitching, we then feature it as a New Shop Model on our walls.
If you like the way our shop models look, we now have added a feature that you can purchase the pattern or kit packaged by the manufacturer. You are ONLY purchasing the materials to make the design, not our finished model. These models are in this section for approx. 6 months than move to our Shop Model Tab listed under Book & Charts so you can still continued to view until the patterns or kits are not longer available.
Hope you like our selections!
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| SHOP MODEL - RED, WHITE & BLUE KIT |
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Sometimes when I am taking a trip to my daughter's, I take stitching along in the car and always pick something that is easy to count - this is a kit from Shepherd's Bush that is stitched on 10 Ct. Tula fabric. All flosses and buttons are included - nothing hard. The frame is a premade blue that I took off our wall.
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| SHOP MODEL - SWEET EASTER |
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For some reason I got stuch on winter patterns this year and almost missed stitching a new model for Easter. When this pattern arrived from Les Petites Croix De Lucie I just knew I was going to stitch it for a model. Nothing hard, I used 28 Ct. Wite Jobelan and DMC Floss. The frame is a customer brown - isn't it cute!
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| SHOP MODEL - BLOCK PARTY - 17TH |
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As many of you know, I love to stitch patterns that fit over doorways. When I stitched one of the Block Party patterns by Hands on Design llast year, I started to look at all the drum and Block patterns - this is also one from the Block Party series by Hands on Design. I stitched on 28 Ct Water Lily Linen using the recommended floss, and the frame is a custom green.
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| SHOP MODEL - FIRST FROST |
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When this pattrn fom Hands on Design came into our shop, I loved the soft blue colors. Looking at the cover, I was not in favor of how the designer finished, but when I looked at the patterns - you get two, I realized that they could be both stitched together into a winter scene - hence - here is the finished result. It was easy to put togethr as the snowflakes across the bottom matched up beautifully. I put a snowman button in the center where the two are separated, and added a few snowflake buttons - Again nothing hard, I did used the 32 Ct. Vintage Smokey White Belfast Linen and DMC flosses. The frame is a custom rustic blue
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| SHOP MODEL - FROSTY TINY TOWN |
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Again, I love the Tiny Town series from Hands On Design an since I was stuch on winter this year, I added this pattern to my collection. I have decided to start to stitching this pattern series on 28 Ct. Linen rather than the 32 Ct. as the designer recommends to make them a little bigger. I stitched the model on 28 Ct. Pewter Linen using the recommended flosses and framed in a white frame, but added a bake ble mat to make it a little bigger
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| SHOP MODEL - LET IT SNOW |
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Our weather her in PA was very brutal with being so cold. When I saw this pattern from Stoney Creek, I felt it fit for this winter. All we needed was a little snow, which did finally come but the freezing cold stayed for weeks on end. I love winter, but this year was a little unusually colder than ever. I stitched this pattern on the recommeded Noric Blue and it is done in White flosses and beads with a litte metallic in the mix. I did add a few little snowflake treasures and the frame was a white custom.
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| SHOP MODEL - CHRISTMAS CHEER |
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When I was looking for patterns to stitch for winter, I fell in love with this one from Les Petites Croix De Lucie. The only thing was it said Christmas Cheer on the sign, and I did not think this pattern looked like it belonged with Christmas patterns. So after pondering what to do, I decided to stitch, and change the wording on the sign. I just loved the Snowflake fabric from Fabric Flair and found it was a great match. The frame is a custom white.
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| SHOP MODEL - HOLY NIGHT |
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Since I love stitching Christmas patterns during the Christmas holiday, when this pattern was received from Madam Chantilly I decided this would make a nice addition to our shop models I used 32 Ct. Raw Linen and DMC floss. This is not a hard pattern to stithc, in fact, it was enjoyable as you could stitch a tiny reindeer or two each night. The frame is a custom red.
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| SHOP MODEL - JOYFUL CHRISTMAS |
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As many of you might or might not know - I like older patterns as well as newer ones. When I was browsing I was looking for something that would be easy and enjoyable. I found this older release from Shepherd's Bush that was stitched on 18 Ct. Natura Linen, now 20 Ct. as they discontiued the 18 Ct., and uses Pearl Cottom and JAB Buttons. It took no time at all. When I was finised I loved the mats, so I ordered them from Jill Rensel Studio, and the frame is a custom. This model will be showcased in or front shop window Christmas 2026 - now it resides on our wall above our fireplace.
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| SHOP MODEL - SILENT NIGHT |
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When I posted our December newsletter I always change the photos on the Home Page. When this pattern arrived from Imaginating I knew I was going to stitch as a shop model, so I decided to also post on my December Pics.
Nothing hard, I stitched the model on 28 Ct. Opal/White Lugana using DMC floss. The frame is a custom dark blue - this is the true meanig of Christmas
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| SHOP MODEL - HAPPY CHRISTMAS ROW |
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When I decided to pick patterns to stitch for a shop model, I don't always pick new releases - this is an older from Bent Creek. I love stitching rows as they fit nicely over door frames. I used 32 Ct. Raw/Gold Belfast Linen and the recommended hand-dyed flosses. The frame is a custom cherry
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| SHOP MODEL - BLOCK PARTY - BELL |
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Since I stitched the Block Party - 4th from Hands on Design I have taken a look at all the patterns in this series and found this cutie. This series of patterns are show made into drums, however I made it into a row - the elves are cuties - which is shown on the pattern pack as well. I stitched the model on 28 Ct. Antique White Cashel Linen using the recommended floss and framed in a custom cherry frame
I will be stitching more Block Party patterns in the future - they are easy and really look like somthing.
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| SHOP MODEL - LITTLES: SCARECROW |
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From the Littles series from Bent Creek comes this offerint - I was looking for something small, and this pattern fit the bill. I have done others in this series - they are fast. My model was done on 32 Ct. Antique Ivory Belfast Linen using the recommended floss - the frame is a 4x4 premade blue.
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| SHOP MODEL - LET US BE THANKFUL |
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Usually I like to stitch holiday patterns either before or during - I was looking for something with a Thanksgiving theme and found this goodie from Bent Creek and loved the turkeys. I stitched the model on 28 Ct.Antique Ivory Cashel Linen (pattern called for 32 Ct. Linen, but I wanted it larger) using the recommeded floss, and framed in a custom gold/walnut frame,
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| SHOP MODEL - HARVEST TINY TOWN |
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I just love the Tiny Town series from Heart in Hand. For those who might not know, they donate a portion of the monies made from the sale of the patterns to Habitat for Humanity - so far over $13,000. What a wonderful thing to do.
When I was looking for somthing Autumn to stitch, and not Halloween, I decided to do this for a shop model. I stitched the model on 28 Ct. Vintage Country Mocha using the recommended floss. Since it was so skinny, I decided to add mats when framing. I loved the finished result
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| SHOP MODEL- 4 SEASONS AUTUMN |
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When I finished my summer stitching I looked for autumn patterns and kits. Since I had stithed one kit in the series for Spring, I decided to add this to our shop models - I loved the colors and it was stitched on 14 Ct. Aida The kit was easy to follow, flosses were separated, all you need to do was stitch. The colors jump and when I framed I added a mat and brown frame - hope you like it as much as I do.
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| SHOP MODEL- PEARLS: JACKIE OH |
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This is a little pattern fro the Pearls series by SamSarah Designs - nothing hard, I stitched the model on 18 Ct. Natural as the pattern states using the recommended hand-dyed flosses - the frame is a premade from Eastside Moulings. This series of patterhs are fast to stitch and great for gift giving - they also list DMC conversions
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| SHOP MODEL- PEARLS: FRANK N STEIN |
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Since I had not picked any Halloween patterns to stitch, and already stithed one pattern in this series, I decided to stitch a few more. Again I used the reconnended fabric and floss, and framed in a premade frame from East Side Moulding - If intersted we have a few kits of this pattern that includes all floss, fabric and frame.
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| SHOP MODEL- PEARLS: HIGH SPIRITS |
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This was the last of my Halloween stitching this year. It is also from the Pearls series by SamSarah Designs - I used the recommended fabric and floss - the frame is from East Side Moulding - Nothing hard and can complete in an evening.
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| SHOP MODEL - BLOCK PARTY - 4TH |
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Recently one of my customers told me that I forgot to post this shop model which I stitched in July, 2025. I had posted it on facebook, but forgot to add to our shop model section.
This pattern is from Hands On Design, and was to be a finished as a drum. Since I love pattrns that can be stitched in a row as they look great over doorways. I had seen this stitched on another shops blog using the fabric the recommended fabric, and finished as a row. I loved the eagle, and thought it would be a great addition to our models. So I started on the stated fabric, Praire Grain Linen which is a moss color, and it just did not work for me. I actually finished the verse before I knew I just did not like the look. When I think of patriotic, I always think of red, white, and blue. The Moss just did not work for me. So in the stash I went and found this piece of Caribbean Blue 28 Ct. Jobelan and loved the result. Since this is a discontinued fabric any blue will also work. I used the recommended floss and double matted with a red and blue mat, and cherry frame. Hope you like the finished piece - our customer's do. I have attached a small pic of the originlal so you can see the difference.
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| SHOP MODEL - SEPTEMBER |
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I finally found the perfect fabric for September from The Cricket Collection. It is called Pampas from Picture This Plus. I also changed the lettering to Weeks Dye Works Blue Spruce - you will need 4 skeiins if you like my model. Other than that - everything is what was called for on the pattern. I just love the look and it has been well received in our shop. The frame is a custome brown.
NOTE: The photo below is the cover of the pattern - it was stitched on Sandstone colored linen using a grey/brown floss. To access Keyword: Model - CEC330 then click on the thumbnail or go nder the Books by Category tab to the Shop Model tab - All models go there and you can click on the thumbnail for any additional photos added. You can pick which one you like.
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| SHOP MODEL - THE SUMMER GARDEN |
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As many of you know if you check out shop models that I have a tendency to stitch seasonal patterns, only to not complete all 4 seasons. This year I have taken the stand to turn over a new leaf and finish those patterns missing - so This new model is from The Drawn Thread and completed their seasonal garden series - I stitched on the recommended 32 Ct. Summer Khaki Belfast Linen using Needlepoint Silk and Dinky Dyes. The frame is a custom Cherry
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| SHOP MODEL - HYDRANGEA HILL - BLOOMING ROOT AUGUST |
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When I was looking for some flower patterns to stitch, I looked at the Blooming Roots series by Stitching With The Housewives. I loved this series, but id not want to mount on the house shape shown by the designer nor frme the sign individually - so I combined both - stitching the house and then adding the sign under - I stitched the model on 28 Ct. Jobelan using the recommended flosses and the frame is a custom blue.
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| SHOP MODEL - THE KITCHEN GARDEN |
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I have had this pattern in my stash for a while and once I finished my summer stitching, decided now was the time to stitch the model. I used the recommended 32 Ct. Summer Khaki Belfast linen and Needlepoint Silk and Dinky Dyes. I also used 2 ply for are cross stitches and the recommended 1 ply for the decorative stitches.
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| SHOP MODEL - BEACH |
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This pattern is from Flossabiities, a new designer for us from England. When I look for patterns to stitch in the summer, beach ones are my favorite, and reading this verse, I just loved the pattern with all of the motifs. Nothing hard, I used 32 Ct. Light Sand Belfast Linen and DMC floss , The frame is a custom barnwood. This completes my summer stitching this year
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| SHOP MODEL - SHORELINE SAMPLER |
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Since I love summer and beach patterns, I found this release from Robin Pickens last year and knew I would stitch as a shop model. i loved the shells which are not offered as they were in the past as well as the seagulls. You can also split the patterns and make into ornaments. I used 28 Ct. White Jobelan, recommended DMC, and the frame is a custom grey.
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| SHOP MODEL - WHISPER OF THE WIND KIT |
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When I was contacted by this company located in Ukraine to take a look at their offering, I immediately fell in love with many of their kits. Yes, this kit actually was shipped to us from Ukraine. Since it is summer, I picked this one as the first in many that will become shop models. Again nothing hard and the fabric is 14 Ct. Aida. Everything was pre-sorted and very easy to follow. The frame again was a custom barrnwood style. This kit also has been a hit in our shop
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| SHOP MODEL - GARDEN STRAWBERRY KIT |
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Since strawberries seem to be popular this year, I found this little kit from Roilis for a new shop model. Nothing hard, stitched on 14 Ct. Aida, and beads and pearls accent - I framed in a pre-made we had in stock.
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| SHOP MODEL - PEARLS: OLD GLORY |
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This fast to stitch is from the SamSarah Design Studio Pearls series - it came with the fabric and floss, I added the frame. We carry this pattern as a pattern only as well as a kit with the frame. Again, nothing hard, it was stitched on 18 Ct. Natural Aida using hand-dyed floss. The frame is a pre-made from East Side Moulding
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| SHOP MODEL - PEARLS: FLIP FLOPS |
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I love these fast to stitch patterns from Pearls series by SamSarah Design Studio. All are stitched on 18 Ct. Natural Aida using hand-dyed floss. I picked the kit because it came with everything including the frame. They made great gifts as well as great for small spots. Again, we carry this as an individual pattern as well as the kit
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| SHOP MODEL - PEARLS: TOY BOAT |
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When I look for something small to stitch, I always check the Pearls series of kits and charts from SamSarah Design Studio All are stitched on 18 Ct. Natural Aida using hand-dyed floss. I was looking for a few summer theme designs, and found this boat and a few other filled the bill. We offer this as a kit with the frme as well as an individual pattern
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| SHOP MODEL - LADYBUG PICNIC |
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Since I see more patterns than anyone, I am very select iin what I take to stitch or I have a stach larger than the my home. This cute pattern is from Hands on Design. When it arrived, I just knew I would stitch for a model. I used 32 ct. Red Pear Linen from Weeks, and the recommended floss. The frame is a customer brushed edge Lime colored green. Hope you like some of our new shop models that are on display in our shop
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| SHOP MODEL - 4TH OF JULY |
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This design is by Les Petites Croix De Lucie and I had wanted to finish by the 4th - needless to say, I have it finished and framed. I stitched the model on 28 Ct. White Jobelan with DMC floss. It is not a large finish and I framed in a custome blue frame.
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| SHOP MODEL - DREAMER KIT |
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This cute kitty is a kit from Riolis and includes 14 Ct. Aida and floss - he looks fuzzy yet I used the DMC in the kit. It was easy to stitch and I actually enjoyed working on this piece. I don't do many kits, and it seems I am doing more than eveer before. Loved how the floss was pre-separated and enough fabric for framing.
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| SHOP MODEL - WAS IT THE HARE? |
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When this pattern by Val's Stuff arrived in our shop in May, I knew we had to have it as a shop model. If you ever had a garden, bunnies are a common issue if you live in a country setting, but so are deer who love fresh veggies. It was a easy stitch, I used the recommended Weeks Dye Works fabric and the one Weeks Dye Works floss - all other floss was DMC.
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| SHOP MODEL - CELEBRATE |
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This year I found this oldie but goodie and decided to stitch for our patriotic display. It is from Heart in Hand and can easily be used for any celebration you choose. I stitched the model on 28 Ct. Light Sand Cashel Linen using the recommended Weeks Dye Works and Sampler Threads. The frame is a pre-made Mill Hill 6x6 with stars unfortunately that is not longer available.
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| SHOP MODEL - EASTER WREATH |
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Every year I try to find something different for each holiday. For Easter 2025 I scouted around and found theis lovely wreath from Les Petites Croix De Lucie to stitch and add to our shop model collection. Nothig hard, uses DMC, and I stitched on 28 Ct. White Jobelan. This is a good pattern for any celebration and can easily be personalized.
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| SHOP MODEL - SPRING - DIVIDSON OF NATURE |
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This seasonal pattern for Spring is from the Division of Nature series by Stoney Creek. I stitched Summer last year, and am in the process of adding the remaining seasons. The fabric I used ws 28 Ct. Spring Green Linen, and th recommended DMC flosss and one color of Threadworx floss. The frame is a pre-made Black by Stoney Creek
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| SHOP MODEL - SUNSET CAT KIT |
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When I don't know what to stitch, I go though my kit stash. I am usually not a kit person as Iike to pull my own fabric, but the past few years since we started to carry Bothy Threads, Riolis, and Vervaco kits, I have changed by mind.Idon't take many kits, only those that I know I will stitch. This kit by RTO - It comes with all pre-sorted flosses and 16 Ct. Whtte Aida. The design is completely stitched and gives the cat a very fuzzy appearance. It has been a big hit in our shop. The frame is a black custom.
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| SHOP MODEL - SANTA'S CHRISTMAS |
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Many people ask how I pick what to stitch. If I like something, it enters my stash, and each season I go through them and pick what strikes me at that time. This is an older but goodie from Shepherd's Bush. I stitched the model on 28 ct. Raw Cashel Linen using the recommended floss and added JAB buttons . Since it was so skinny, I decided to order the hand-painted mat set to give it a little more size, and framed using a brushed edge green frame. I love the results
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| SHOP MODEL - CHRISTMAS TINY TOWN |
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Did you know that when a Tiny Town pattern is sold by Heart In Had Needlearts, the designer donates the profts to Habit for Humanity? She has donated over $23,000. - so when I was looking for a row of houses to stitch in December, I thought of this Christmas pattern - Again nothing hard, I sused 28 Vinage Country Mocha Linen and the recommended flosses. The frame is a custom colonial dark green
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| SHOP MODEL - NATIVITY ROW |
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I love the row series by Bent Creek. They are great items to hang over door ways. Since Christmas is the celelbration of the Birth of Jesus, I have been looking at Nativity patterns. I found this row from Bent Creek as the year's new model - It was stitched on a new 32 Ct. Grey Sparkle Belfast Linen that has little stars scattered on the gray fabric, and used the recommended flosses. The frame is a custom ornate silver. I love the results!
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| SHOP MODEL - HOLIDAY ORNAMENTS KIT |
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I usually do not stitch many kits. I usually prefer to pick my own fabric, but when I saw this kit come ub by Riolis, I loved the ornaments done in back stitch with a little cros stitch on 14 Ct. Black Aida. So I decided to stitch it as a show model. I loved the results. The kit was coded for DMC and gave plenty of floss. I framed in an ornate gold. I willb e stitching more kits by Riolis - I loved the results.
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| SHOP MODEL - SANTA'S RIDE |
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This year I was on a in Christmas mode and had this sitting on my desk since last year.The pattern is by The Nebby Needle. I used 28 Ct. Vintage Country Mocha as the fabric and used the recommended - nothing hard, and I loved the result.
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| SHOP MODEL - HE IS RISEN |
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This ia an older but goodie. I stitched this model many years ago when the pattern was new, two years ago we had a Grinch feel she was entitled to take and steal - needless to say, we had her on film, she was arrested and paid for the crime, but we did not get our models or any of the items back. Hence, I loved this pattern and decided to re-stitch this year. Again, nothing hard, I stitched the model on 28 Ct. Mushroom Lugana,used the recommended floss, and the frame is a pre-made by Mil Hill. This is what Christmas is realy about
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| SHOP MODEL - HARES CHRISTMAS |
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This pattern from Plum Street Sampler is another re-stitch that the Grinch stole. Hopefully everytime she looks at my model she thinks of the police record she now has - I stitched the model on 32 Ct. Opal/Ray Belfast Linen using the recommended floss, and framed ina colonial brushed edge frame. It has been a favorite in the shop
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| SHOP MODEL - BETHLEHEM |
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This is a pattern from Imaginating that was in my stash for some time. When I finished my autumn stitching, and Christmas was on the horizon, i found that I had the fabric and DMC floss so I was ready to go. The fabric was 28 ct. Beige Jobelan, and I used 3 Skeins of 3371 - the frame is a custom brown. Nothing hard and really a joy to stitch in one color
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| SHOP MODEL - HALLOWEEN CAT |
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When I was looking at Halloween patterns, I found this oldie from es Petites Croix De Lucie. I just loved the big eyes, and with having a kitty display in our shop, this was a given to stitch. Again, nothing hard, coded for DMC, and was stitched on 18 Ct. White Aida. The frame is a custom black
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| SHOP MODEL - NIGHT MAGIC KIT |
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This is a kit from Riolis - I wanted a change from holiday or seasonal stitching, and found this kit that was stitched on 14 Ct. Aida. I loved the kitties looking up at the colorful planets and moons in the sky - I framed using a custom blue that matched the flosses with touches of black
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| SHOP MODEL - AUTUMN GARLAND |
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I love Madane Chantilly patterns and have stitched many. She does a lovely job of giving detail, yet uses DMC floss. I wanted something for Autumn and this fit the bill especialy with the biird and a nest in the mix. I stitched on 32 Ct. Vintage Country Mocha and framed in a brown frame
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