Friday, March 6, 2009

Show and Tell Friday - Needle Point

Its Show and Tell Friday already again at Kelli's House. Happy Friday to you!

This week I am showing some cross stitch and embroidery items in my home.

My husband inherited this beautiful piece from his mother. I think it was a gift to his mother from a friend of hers. It's hanging in our living room with pictures of our children on each side.



This is a Spring pocketbook I made a couple of years ago. The "J" is cross stitched. I'm thinking about using this bag today. Our temperatures today and this weekend are going to be in the 70s. Can you say "Spring"?!!!



I cross stitched this a few years ago.



We found these two at a yard sale.




My North Carolina readers will understand this one! My sweet Sister in Law made this for her brother, my hubby. GO PACK!




I cross stitched this one right after Josh died.



Its very interesting to see things other ladies have in their homes, so check out Kelli's House for more Show and Tell Friday Post.

17 comments:

SmilingSally said...

You have a lovely collection. Thanks for sharing. Happy Show and Tell Friday.

Janet said...

I also love cross-stitch! Jemima Puddleduck is very special!

Secondhand Blessings said...

You do nice needlework. I also am into cross-stitich. Today my show & tell is featuring a bread cloth I cross stitched.I also like the spring pocketbook you made.Lovely!
BRenda

Ceekay-THINKIN of HOME said...

You have a lovely collection of needlework! Have a great weekend!

Little Penpen said...

Your needlepoint projects are nice. I used to do a lot of cross stitch, but it's not my favorite thing to do anymore. I, too, have bought some samplers and cross stitch items from yard sales. Knowing the time that goes into making a piece, I also find it hard to believe that someone would sell it on a yardsale.

Heather said...

what a unique and pretty collection! i love that bag. enjoy the weather this weekend!

Mama of 4 Blessings said...

These are beautiful:) I love the mountain biscuits one. I have never seen one done of a recipe before. Thanks for sharing
Gina Jo

Janel said...

I too cross stitched for many years...pre kids! Your collection is beautiful! I just love the pocketbook...you do such great work! I am sooooo jealous that you are having 70 degree weather!!! NJ is going to be in the 50's today...which I will take!

KBeau said...

What a nice collection of cross-stitch. I read the biscuit recipe, and the recipe I use is very similar.

DarcyLee said...

I'm just now finishing up a cross stitch that is my biggest project so far. It will be worth it, though. You have a great collection of cross-stitches. I find they make the best gifts. People seem to really appreciate the time and effort put into these projects.
I have an award for you over at my blog. :)

Susan said...

Very nice collection....well, except for the defeating Carolina one :o) Hope you have a good weekend!

Anonymous said...

Hi Debbie,
From your friend who cannot sew anything worth a darn, I must say I love all your different cross-stitched items.

It's so nice to get to see some of the things in your home since I can't drop by to visit (wish I could). :)

Enjoy your lovely weather!

Susie Homemaker said...

Cross stitching is so fun isn't it? Your examples are all very nice!

Blessings,
Susie

Alexandra said...

I love seeing all your special things. Thanks for sharing.:)

Linda C said...

These needlepoint pieces are just adorable! I can't imagine the time that went into making these.

Thanks for showing these to us!

Linda C

ancient one said...

Love your cross stitch pieces... I have some that I got from yard sales too... I cannot imagine someone taking all that time to cross stitch something and then put it on a yard sale... but I'm so glad they did...;)

C. C. said...

What a lovely blog you have! I am putting you on my links; I think we have a lot in common. I quilt and sew and paint, etc. I will come back when I have a little more time to really browse and enjoy your nice pictures!

C. C.

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