St. Patrick's Day has always been my
hubby's favorite holiday.
hubby's favorite holiday.
In our youth we would venture to
Savannah's big celebration and enjoy the
day's festivities to the fullest.
Savannah's big celebration and enjoy the
day's festivities to the fullest.
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I was able to embrace my "Irishness" this
week with a few quick stitches to start the
celebration. Hubby was a little under the
weather so I made the most of it and
spent the day with my sewing machine.
week with a few quick stitches to start the
celebration. Hubby was a little under the
weather so I made the most of it and
spent the day with my sewing machine.
Trilogy "Happy Jig Jig Day"
Stitched on 40ct linen w/WDW & ST
HIH "St. Patrick Bird"
Stitched on 32ct. evenweave w/WDW & ST
I just love this little leprechaun doing
his jiggity jig! The bird just makes me
laugh since it looks like he is pooping
shamrocks. I still love him though.
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I was doing a jiggity jig too Friday
night when I saw that Nan from
had posted a freebie.
Lickety split I was in my chair stitching!
Threadwork Primitives "Lucky Shamrocks"
stitched on 40ct. linen w/recommended DMC
I just love this little gem.
I was also lucky enough to have a piece of ricrac
that matched DMC 730 perfectly.
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I had some linen scraps I just couldn't part
with so I decided to stitch some family
namesakes from our Irish roots.
40ct. coffee dyed linen with Victorian Motto
I wasn't sure how to finish them and
decided to use my scallop dies to
make these little bowl fillers.
I love the way they turned out and am happy
to have a great use of those little linen scraps.
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Thanks for visiting and I hope you have
a great St. Patrick's Day too!
Slainte
Guinness Storehouse ~ Oct. 2010