
....down, eighteen flower pots and three gates to go.
Obviously, I got a little work done on Knotgarden over last weekend.
I actually am out of one of the floss colors (a medium pink) so I still have to fill that in once I make a floss run.
just my private space for life, love, food and cross stitch, not necessarily in that order
4 comments:
lovely. I want to try one of those one day.
If you like this pattern, I think it's one of the easier Chatelaine's to do. Many of the patterns have over-1 stitching and use far more specialty threads, which makes them harder to do AND more expensive.
Knotgarden has a lot of beads and some specialty threads but still uses a lot of regular cross stitching and DMC floss. There are a lot of eyelets and specialty stitches,but the chart has very clear diagrams for it.
Yes, I *did* chose this Chatelaine for a reason LOL
Beautiful. Someday I will become brave and tackle one of these.
Looks great :)
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