Copyright 1999 Marilyn Leavitt-Imblum
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So sweet and charming, this design is a "must
stitch". It shows a precious child in a garden of hollyhocks and lavender, she holds
white roses with satin ribbons. Combinations of embroidery stitches using Pearl Cotton and
floss create the illusion of real lace across the bottom like a picket fence enclosing her
garden.
The top of the fabric is dyed so that she has sunshine on top and the
darker blue is a background for the lace. We used a very wide ornate frame in a square
shape so that it looks like a museum quality piece.
This design is dedicated to my new granddaughter Emma Marie Post who
makes the breeze sound like joyous tinkling bells.
Stiched on
32 count (2 over 2) Amsterdam Blue Linen from Zweigart Bleached dye.
117 x 110
7 1/4" x 7"
Frame number 683IG from Larson-Juhl.
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DMC Pearl Cotton White in No 8 and No 12
( ) indicates number needed.
This design is dedicated to my new grandaughter.
Sweet and precious Emma Marie Post