I know I should really be completing the embarrassingly huge amount of UFO’s that I have but I just can’t help myself, you see last year I let my fingers do the walking and bought a number of cross stitch patterns on line. Well, I shouldn’t just sit and look at them should I? The least I can do is start them, “oh no, more UFO’s” she cries. But in this case I got totally hooked and managed to get a few of these little stockings finished. Blackbird Designs have them for each month of the year. I don’t know if I’ll do that many but I do think I’ll do more.
Now the other embarrassing thing is that I didn’t realise that I had left the basting stitches in until I took the photo – oops.
Anyway, I think they are kind of cute, totally useless, but non the less cute. So now what does one do with them and how do you display them??
I hope you are all having fun stitching into the New Year
hugs
they are ever so cute...
ReplyDeleteThey are cute. If you manage all 12 perhaps add 12 plain ones for a bunting, or what about making a calender with each stocking as a pic for the month?
ReplyDelete.... the boots are beautiful ... and your works are really beautiful, Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteHi girlfriend!
ReplyDeleteI've seen a lot of people use these as ornaments of course, but I always thought they would look cute appliqued on some kind of quilt and framed. Not that I have time to do that, just say'in. hee,hee,hee.
Hope you are doing good!
xx, shell
They are just so nice Miche'le....
ReplyDeleteThey are sooo adorable~~ I see some people made them into ornaments. I would be quite cute with a tree full of them~~
ReplyDeleteWell if you had 24 it would make an awesome advent calendar [inserts evil laugh]
ReplyDeleteWow, such a lovely stockings!
ReplyDeleteI think they could be used as a scissor case? Or just as a Christmas tree ornaments :)
Best wishes,
Tatyana
You really need to stitch all 36 and dedicate them their very own tree...........
ReplyDeleteOnly kidding, they are gorgeous, you're way ahead of me cos I haven't even started mine 'yet'.