I also finished a Vanessa Ann Porcelain Doll. It is a Christmas pattern that I started when I was pregnant with my daughter in 1994. She is not impressed with the finish, but I am. She reminds me of the porcelain doll that I had as a child. It had belonged to my mother and had a wardrobe of clothing that her grandmother made for it. The clothes were all hand sewn and elaborate in their details. Even more magical because they were made by a woman who did not like to sew.
Showing posts with label Ehrman tapestry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ehrman tapestry. Show all posts
Monday, October 17, 2011
Completed some old projects this summer
Over the summer I worked on some old stitching projects. I finished two of them, an Erhman Tapestry Project called Fireworks was the first one. I purchased this kit in 1989 and have worked on it a couple of times since then. This time I was determined to finish it. I love the vibrant colors and the abstract pattern. I am going to have to block it because I worked most of it in hand while on vacation. I think it will make a great looking pillow or if it is the right size a great cover for my antique footstool.

I also finished a Vanessa Ann Porcelain Doll. It is a Christmas pattern that I started when I was pregnant with my daughter in 1994. She is not impressed with the finish, but I am. She reminds me of the porcelain doll that I had as a child. It had belonged to my mother and had a wardrobe of clothing that her grandmother made for it. The clothes were all hand sewn and elaborate in their details. Even more magical because they were made by a woman who did not like to sew.
I also finished a Vanessa Ann Porcelain Doll. It is a Christmas pattern that I started when I was pregnant with my daughter in 1994. She is not impressed with the finish, but I am. She reminds me of the porcelain doll that I had as a child. It had belonged to my mother and had a wardrobe of clothing that her grandmother made for it. The clothes were all hand sewn and elaborate in their details. Even more magical because they were made by a woman who did not like to sew.
Labels:
Christmas,
cross stitch,
doll,
Ehrman tapestry,
needlepoint
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