Showing posts with label Cricket Collection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cricket Collection. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 23, 2020

A Single Blessing in 2020

My 7th finish for the year is a highly modified Cricket Collection stitched on 28ct Highland by Picture this Plus in 13 days over 2018, 2019 and 2020. Called for colors were used with the exception of a Waterlilies silk  in Cardinal and CC English Ivy. 


I currently have 40 WIPs that, like this project, I feel I have outgrown in some aspects. The majority are on 32ct (my previous preferred fabric) that now is too challenging to stitch on. Others have simply lost their luster. I felt that way about Door Blessing, but was able to convert it to a more vintage feel and now am delighted with it! 

Started when I first began house hunting, it seemed fitting that I finish it the year I finally bought a home! 



The flower conversion was inspired by the Crone after a conversation last night about black peonies! 
The Maiden




Saturday, August 18, 2018

For Those We Have Lost

Red, White & Blue by the Cricket Collection was started in October 2017 as a Memorial Piece for the victims of the Route 91 Shooting in Las Vegas. Stitched on 28ct Thyme, it took 12 days to complete.
 
 
As the 1 year anniversary draws closer I will be reminded every time I look at this project that we are and forever will be Vegas Strong!
The Maiden

Wednesday, July 4, 2018

Happy 4th of July!


I wanted to finish Red, White & Blue for the 4th, but alas... 
This Cricket said No! 

Sunday, June 24, 2018

Feeling Patriotic

I took a break from sisters birth sampler to sneak in some stars and stripes stitching! The Maiden

Monday, August 28, 2017

Surprising Find

While hunting for supplies to send the Crone I stumbled across a long forgotten project by the Cricket Collection.
 A sense of sadness overcame me, how could I have forgotten a project so thoughtfully kitted?
 All is not lost, for this project may have found me just when I needed it most!
Stitched on 28ct Highland, oh that fabric! The Maiden