I don't think I want to stitch any others from this leaflet. On 35 count it's a nice size for a small tree. The hanger is hemp cord that I twisted using the same method as for floss. Wasn't sure it would work but it did and I like this heavier look more than a single strand. Attaching to front or back hasn't been decided but I will probably use a dab of Tacky as I did to close the ornament.
Prairie Schooler book 36, St. Nicholas II with a few changes.
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15 comments:
I love this Santa. What a great ornament. I like the idea of using the hemp.
Marly, He's a beautiful Santa. I can see why you chose him. Your colors are great. Love your finish. SAH
Love your Saint Nick - your eyes must be much better than mine but I'm starting to stitch again but only on Aida so far. Have a nice Thanksgiving!
Love the SAnta. I have a few leisure art Santa's I would love to stitch.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.
Marly, your St. Nick turned out super. I like the use of the hemp for the hanger.
I love him!
looking good!
Beautiful. You do such nice work.
Great Santa and love the linen you have used. Cannot you make the hemp with a few stitches to the side of Santa?
Have a great day
Greetings Truus from Holland
It is beautiful and I love how you finished it
Excellent!
And just look, with all of your experimenting with color changes and/or pattern, no pattern, etc., your ornament is great. A happy-looking Santa to help greet the holiday season. Ho! Ho! Ho! Happy Thanksgiving to you! Keep up the terrific work!
He is so sweet ... Love using the hemp for the chord, great idea.
Happy Thanksgiving my friend, Keep healthy with Peace and Blessings, Barb
LOVE !!!!!
He looks great! Hope Thanksgiving was wonderful! Hugs!
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