oldie from Ewe & Eye & Friends. I've stitched several times, and if I choose to again can work off my finished piece. It's a sweet, simple, and quick sampler and I've changed to a single alphabet color and brightened the birds on a few. Very versatile! Have fun with it.
If you want this chart, comment on this post with initials or name or email for contact. If you can't, send your entry by email, samplersandsantas@gmail.com. Since peacocks are proud birds, tell us what you are proud of (grandkids and family don't count) personally. Or not!
This is what this giant was like two months ago during a hissy fit, not sure yesterday's destruction has time to rebound but I have others and since summer is fricking over, does it matter?
Page one finished except for the flowers so I need to decide colors this evening.
Good day folks.
Will have Random pull a name Tuesday at 8pm.
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18 comments:
I’d love that chart! I’m proud of my parents. During this pandemic they’ve had a tough time but are showing a strength that has impressed all us kids.
I am very proud of my family - this pandemic has been hard on all of us, we are standing tall and doing the best we can. My husband has been especially staunch. As for the peacock, it is my favorite bird. Hopefully this chart will come to live with us.
Thanks, Helen Gardner
I'd love to stitch the chart! I enjoy smalls. I am proud of my hubby! With a big heart he is a blessing to everyone he meets. Even retired he has limitless energy!!!
My grandson loves the peacocks at the zoo so what's not to love?
Love the cross stitch. Please include me in the drawing.
I'm proud to have survived the pandemic without a meltdown...or having to hurt someone...lol!
Love that alphabet and peacock! Most proud of being able to be pleasant to people who are....well, jackasses!
At last...a sampler in a size I can handle. I would love it. Proud of making it through another day...without having to bury another body ~Robin~.
I'm proud of my stitching on What Remains!
I am proud that I can sew and can use my talents to help out my brother when he needs items made for whomever he is touring with.
i m so far away but only a mail with the croos stich pattern will be good
i m proud to have raise my 4 childrens lonely
kisses from burgundy in France
Would love to have your chart from Ewe and I, you have such good taste! I am sorry you agonize over choices so much. L K Purdy at olin dot com
I would love to win the chart. I'm a big fan of Ewe & Eye.
Thanks for the offering.
Virginia
I'm proud of DS for being well on his way to being a responsible adult. That's a gorgeous little chart and would make a great break from stitching on the black linen for my current project.
Love this chart! I am obviously very proud of my three sons who are all wonderful men now with wonderful families of their own. I am proud of my husband for sticking by this mental case for 47 years. If I had to be totally materialistic and pick an object to be proud of it would be my Corvette which is a beast! Mostly, I am proud of my faith, if one can actually be proud of something just gifted to me by God. That about sums it up!
I would love this chart. It would make a good needlebook to match the drum pincushion I made from your free peacock pattern! I am proud of all the abilities that God has blessed me with. Have a great day!
I would love to have this sweet chart! I'm proud of my determination to fully recover from my devastating 70-day hospitalization, which included learning to walk again after being sent home from the hospital with a wheelchair and a Rollator. Thanks for giving me the chance to win this wonderful little chart.
Teresa L.
Love your petunias need to know what you did to make them full mine are all scraggly looking would love to win chart love peacocks and flamingos
Adorable sampler! Just in time for Sampler September! So proud of my special needs grandchild and his parents. They are utilizing all the resources available to ensure that he becomes the best that he can be. Almost three years of age, he will start T-Ball soon!
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