Just in case you were still having visions of poor Vixen having been chopped in half with blood spurting out, here is an updated progress photo. (No animals were harmed in the making of this piece...lol.)
I'm amazed at how quickly I am making progress on this one and also how small it is. I didn't realise they are so tiny as most Mirabilia's/Nora Corbett's are fairly big. I am stitching it on Crafty Kitten 16ct 'Icicle' aida which is proving to be a lovely fabric to stitch on.
10 comments:
Wow ... this is really stitching up quickly for you! I like designs like that : ) Wishing you a Happy New Year!
Ah that's better! Such a pretty piece.
Well Hello. You have commented on my blog posts before and I figured I knew you. I realized when I visited your blog I don't. So I look forward to getting to know you better. I stalked oh I mean read through several of your posts haha. Nice to "meet" you. I look forward to watching your progress next year on your lovely projects you have picked out.
Wonderful progress Sharon. Great design.
Happy New Year,
Linda
LOL I'm sorry, I couldn't help but laugh at your opening line :)
Coming along nicely!
He is lovely. Laughed at your opening sentence and the no animals were hurt during this blog post!
Very sweet - so glad he is not really chopped in half - lol!
Now it looks like a ribbon & bow instead of blood! I hope the head appears soon!
Progressing nicely.
Happy New Year!
Have I shared my reindeer jokes with you?
What do you call a blind reindeer? no eyed deer
What do you call a blind reindeer with no legs? Still no eyed deer
There is an 18 rated one but I shan't tell it here!!
Great progress on this reindeer anyway. Have you thought about doing the whole series?
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