12 days of christmas embroidery

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We certainly are "over the hump" with this project, and hope you are, too! We just finished the "Twelve Drummers." We're taking a trip around the world in this series, but for the drummers we are home again, watching the U.S. Drum and Bugle Corps march around the National Mall. It's the office favorite so far, but that's the home team advantage. Wouldn't the whole band make a great Fourth of July set! We are stitching our twelve days in the center of star blocks for a large Christmas quilt…

My “Year of Christmas Stitching” is going quite well. For some reason, I’ve felt the need to stitch primarily Christmas embroideries this year. Christmas stockings, ornaments, wall hangings, …

Hello! I love to design heirloom wool felt Christmas ornaments. As you might imagine, I've made a lot of them. My patterns include ve...

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The famous song is beautifully detailed in 12 exquisite motifs, from the stately partridge to the classically outfitted drummers. Banner construction is easy -- simply turn under hem and stitch. This e-pattern was originally published in 101 Cross Stitch Christmas Creations. Size: About 18' x 23'. Designs range from 3 3/4' to 4 3/8' wide by 4' to 4 3/8' high. Skill Level: Intermediate

You may recall my post back in February when I had started my set of the 12 Days of Christmas felt ornaments stating that I had started ea...

Here’s her letter. You could still do this even this year and extend to the new year. Even starting with just one sister would be a good beginning. Then expand next year! This service project is one that the ladies at Hillcrest church of Christ in Neosho, MO, have done the past several years. It was initially started by my mom, Becky Cobb, who is a digger and is leading our Digging Deep class/ group this year. So, this is submitted for her because I’m fairly certain she won’t do it herself…