Today is my lovely friend Michelle’s birthday and here is the gift I stitched for her..
Polstitches Sampler Needle Keeper
28c Jubilee “Antique White”
DMC & Dragon Floss “Tea Rose”, “Silver Birch” & “Unicorn”
Finished as a Needle Keep
Sunday was the annual St George’s Day Parade in York all the uniformed groups in the city meet for a service at York Minster and then march in a parade through the city. This was Isaac’s first parade as a Beaver and he had a great time!
I have been stitching on some exchanges and gifts these past few days so no pictures to show…I have also been fitting some knitting in between as I really must get on with the scarves I am making…
Thanks for your visit to my blog!
Hugs & Stitches
14 comments:
A beautiful gift for Michelle. I bet she will love it.
Isaac looks so proud :)
What an absolutely stunning gift Elisa. It is beautiful. Great parade. x
What a pretty gift! Isaac looks very smart in his uniform
Beautiful gift...she is going to love it!
The gift you made for your friend is so beautiful! Lucky friend you have! I'll look forward to seeing your knitting projects.
Yes thank you Elisa I cannot even begin to tell you how much I adore it - its beautiful. Thank you so much my friend.
Wow Issac looks so grown up. Love to you all xx
Beautiful gift for Michelle. Isaac looks so smart in his uniform
Beautiful gift for Michelle, such pretty delicate colours and stitches. Looks like the parade was fun and what a handsome son you have.
Lovely gift stitching. Great pictures of the parade.
Michelle is going to be thrilled with such a lovely needle sampler. I just love the soft pastel colours and your stitching and finishing is just beautiful! Your little boy looks really proud in his Beaver uniform all ready for the parade. Hope you all had a wonderful time there!
Beautiful needlebook Elisa!
fantastic..very beautiful stitching !
Pat
What a beautiful gift you stitched for Michelle, your stitching is perfect.
Isaac looks so smart and happy, ready for the parade.
What a gorgeous needle book! So beautifully stitched and finished.
Your little boy looks very smart in his uniform :)
Margaret
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