
I’ve also completed the Ten Virgin’s x-stitch by Gigi. It was stitched one thread over one thread. It's very fine and a bit difficult to run the finishing thread through stitches on the back to snip off.
The first photo is of the back:

The second photo is of the front. I have the frame, my sister-in-law is cutting the cardboard mat for me, then the project will be ready to hang up.

Chicken Doll??!!
What’s a young chicken and a teenage chicken to do, when the daughter of the house treats you like a doll?
What’s a young chicken and a teenage chicken to do, when the daughter of the house treats you like a doll?
Just sit there looking pretty!!

Oh my gosh!!! What a blast!
ReplyDeleteLoved seeing your stitching done. They look fabulous! Too funny that the chickens let your daughter play with them like dolls!
ReplyDeleteHugs from Holland ~
Heidi
I grew up with chickens but never thought of using them for dolls. So funny..and cute.
ReplyDeleteI did the same when i was a little girl!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely blog, lovely posts.
Congratulations, and thank'you to share all your tresors with us.
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