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Check out the different versions that our writers and readers have been stitching! From left to right: arrow stitch, sheaf filling stitch, seeding, granito stitch, detached wheatear stitch, cross-stitches, and ermine stitch. The dividing lines are coral stitch, chain stitch, back stitch, stem stitch, split stitch, Portuguese stem stitch, and my whole garden is fenced in by back stitched chain stitch.
Pieced by Judy Elison
outside feather border and wreath - Tammy Finkler
cable in green border - designs by Vickie
Feather cable - legacy quilting
Quilted by Jessica's Quilting Studio
Sampler Quilt Along :: Blogged. *That last "block" will be an applique block. Each will choose their own item to applique.
1. Doll Quilt from Holly, 2. Selvage Star Mini Quilt, 3. cathedral window quilt in progress,
4. Quarter Quilt, 5. quilt block for Rita, 6. Recycled Quilt #2,
7. my first quilt, 8. retro 50s doll quilt, 9. mendocino zigzag,
10. Allison's drunkard's path, 11. Sound Waves Modern Quilt, 12. cuadernos 3
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
Here are a few sneak peeks of a vintage lace sampler I have just finishedt. I am not showing it in its entirety as I am submitting it for publication in the next Sew Somerset magazine and don't want to give too much away yet. (Lots of 20 minute sessions!)
Blogged at:- vintagebunty.blogspot.com/
The inspiration behind Block 1 of The Patchsmith's Sampler Blocks. Find out more about mug rug making at The Patchsmith's blog.
A small tangle sampler for participation in Inspiration Avenue's "pattern" challenge.
Patterns used from upper left:
mooka, toeter, hollibaugh, onamato, warped egg, weave, brayd, pais, zedbra, ambler, nzeppel, ?, coaster, paradox, pendrills, peas in a pod and shattuck.
blogged at www.creative-explorer.blogspot.com
Finished!
Cute & slightly kitsch cross stitch sampler inspired by the royal wedding :)
The chart for this is up on my blog if you want to stitch your own:
bugsandfishes.blogspot.com/2011/03/diy-royal-wedding-cros...
Maybe too many already. (And yet so many more I like to make.) I'm in serious trouble about how to make this into a consistent whole quilt. Expected, but still trouble. Any advice?
I think all 44 stitches are here. I've been too busy the last few weeks to do individual samplers, but I kept adding stitches to this sampler.