Deb posted pictures of a few more ornaments I stitched! I am sure I've mentioned it before but my friend Karin and I decided to do an ornament swap this year. We each chose 12 ornaments and stitched them twice. It's just easier to stitch the same thing twice, less kitting and and things go faster the second time. Believe me, after stitching it four times I could do the border on the BOAF ornaments without looking at the chart, LOL. And yes we both took the easy way out and sent all our ornaments to Deb :-).
Little By Little Angel JCS Magazine
Thanks so much for taking the time to read and leave comments on my blog! Hope you all had a great weekend with lots of stitching time :-).
27 comments:
Wow, Katrina! What fabulous ornaments. My favorite is the La-d-da snowbird. i may have to pull that out to work on. Fabulous stitching and finishing!
I love all of the ornaments! What a great idea to stitch them each twice!
I'm just loving all your ornaments! You and Karin were so smart! Deb does such a nice job too. Drool time! lol!
I love all of them - looks like I'm going to have to dig out my issues and find these!
WOW - I love them all. You and Karin are such smarties!! I have the Blackbird berry one stitched...I wonder where it is? Anywho -- great work!! Thanks for sharing.
Oh, so beautiful!
These are gorgeous, Katrina!
What a perfect job Deb makes of the finishing of your beautifully stitched ornaments. Lovely!!
Chrissie
Beautiful finsihes!
Katrina, your ornaments are all so lovely. The little snowbirds are so unique and the finishing is so wonderful.
Thanks for sharing these with all of us
Wow! You must be so thrilled with all of your gorgeous ornaments! Between your lovely stitching and Deb's flawless finishing, they're all stunning!!!
Oh wow Katrina!! I love 'em--the birds especially are super cool. You must be so psyched!
Beautiful ornaments Katrina!! I love them all! :)
Your ornaments of gorgeous! TFS
I'm in a bit of a stitching slump myself... but at least I'm quilting. I took 5 quilt tops to my longarm quilter today. Woo hoo!
They are to die for, Katrina!! Love each one, fabulous stitching, and Deb's finishing are unrivaled!! Way too neat!!!
Love your new blog look, I have to change things often too!
Oh I LOVE your ornaments! I have that La-D-da one all stitched up...just need to finish it...Humm... Deb does such a fabulous job! Enjoy!
Oh my gosh! I LOVE your ornaments!!!! BEAUTIFUL!!
Oh Katrina, they look fabulous - what a great idea for you and your stitching buddy to do. The finishing Deb does is outstanding as usual! Congratulations on your collection!
Oooooh, I am loving those ornaments...yes, I am drooling!
Love them! You are very inspiring!!
Wow they are stunning ornaments - I would find it difficult to part with them even though I'd stitched 2! I'd like pairs of them on my tree! Love the little birdies. x
Awesome ornaments Katrina - I love the La D Da angel ones - so darling and such fine finishing. I love your updated blog face - and I'm with GF on Paradise Lost - Can NOT wait for it to arrive. It's a biggy and I'm sure something will fall off my rotation list to make room for this beauty. BTW - thanks for visiting, commenting and becoming a follower of my blog - love to have you! Mel
oops - got mixed up on the designer of the little tombie angel - no wonder I couldn't find them - DUH - must have been those La D Da birdies that stuck in my mind. Mel
Love all the ornaments - you two were soooo smart to split it up like that and stitch two at a time!
Hi Katrina,
PLease what JCX Ornie issue was this bird from??
I can't find it & know I have it.
Thanks,Karin :)
in NY
Oh Katrina, I *love* your ornaments.
Your ornaments re lovely, I especially love the emery ornaments and the birds little legs...how cute! they re so folk art-ish -- which I kind of like. I am going to have to pull out my JCS magazine. I imagine these came from the most current magazine, correct? Really sweet and I would love to have some new ornaments for a narrow tree for my entry next year. I have two small trees (4 ft) that I would love to put in the house and have only stitched ornaments on. It will take a while to get that accomplished, but what fun, right!?
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