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These are the latest (hence unframed) counted-crosstitch pictures that I've completed. The content of the pictures was done by someone else, I just did the stitching.
The cross-stitch kits can be found at:
Dimension Designs
or: Jo-Ann fabric and craft stores
The Newest picture is entitled: "Japanese Garden",
Dimensions Gold Collection number 70-35313.
The picture is 16" by 12" (unstretched and unframed):
The next picture is entitled: "Pleasures of Winter",
Dimensions number 35208.
The picture is 16" by 10" (unstretched and unframed):
The Next picture is entitled: "Midnight Dancers",
Dimensions number 35248.
The picture is 11" by 15" (unstretched and unframed):
The next picture is entitled: "Farm Hamlet",
Dimensions number 35255.
The picture is 16" by 9" (unstretched and unframed):
The next picture is entitled: "Balloon Glow",
Dimensions number 35213.
The picture is 16" by 12" (unstretched and unframed):
The next picture is entitled: "Butterfly & Daisies",
Dimensions number 35249. Please ignore the faint black squares, they're a photographic
artifact.
The picture is 11" by 11" (unstretched and unframed):
The next picture is called "Bonsai and Buddha". This picture has a partially
shaded Aida cloth. Please ignore the faint black squares, they're a photographic
artifact. This picture was given to Aleta Coco. The calligraphy says:
| 1. Bliss | 7. Harmony |
| 2. Well-being | 8. Leisure |
| 3. Serenity | 9. Peace |
| 4. Tranquility | 10. Health |
| 5. Spirituality | 11. Happiness |
| 6. Calmness |
Size of the picture is 14" by 9" (unstretched):
The next picture is called "Kitty Litter". My son is autistic and he has a fixation on cats, so I made this picture for him. (18" by 9" unstretched):
The next picture is entitled: "Woodland Enchantress".
I really like how her cloak is semi-transparent at the ends.
I wish the beadwork & gilded stitching around the edges of her cloak was more obvious in the picture.
Dimension Designs does a wonderful job in designing their artwork:
The next picture is a Wizard defending himself from a Dragon. A picture typically takes around 4 months to complete. The picture is unframed:
The next picture is called "Holiday Village". Unfortunately, you cannot see all the sequins in the large Christmas tree or elsewhere (16" by 12" unstretched):
