Monday, July 2, 2012

July Blog Header Revealed!

July 2012 Blog Header

And here are the details of the header revealed!

Horizontal rows...

Row One: Bent Creek, "1998 Flag"; The Cricket Collection, "And So the 4th" - "A Flock United"; Heart in Hand, "She's a Grand Old Flag"; Blackbird Designs, "Stars and Stripes". 

Row Two: Twisted Threads, "Itty Bitty Glory".

Row Three: Lizzie Kate, "Yankee Doodle Dandy"; The Cricket Collection, "We the People #83" - "Uncle Sam and Friend"; Plum Street Samplers, "Free Bird".


I have some new babies photos to share!
Doris Doe was down by the Big Creek with Spot and Dot - the twins.  

Spot

Dot (or Spot again!)

10 comments:

  1. Squee! Spot and Dot!!♥
    I am just having a difficult time picking my favorite in your header. I think it is Uncle Sam and Friend. Never seen that one before, awesome.

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  2. Love the babies...and the header...wonderful!!

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  3. Great header! Love the baby deer too!

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  4. Great header! Can you really go with any other theme for July? I think not! Why mess with perfection, right? It looks great!

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  5. I just love your new header. The collection of your patriotic stitches looks great together. It's fun to see a variety of pieces from different designers all on the same theme. The cherry on top was seeing those adorable fawns. Thanks for sharing!

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  6. Wonderful new header, Beth--I am working on some patriotic pieces myself and really enjoying them :)

    Love your photos of Spot and Dot...We have a pair of twin fawns in our yard, too. I just love watching them chase each other around the pond--they are just like a couple of kids out there! Too bad their spots have to fade...

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  7. Great stitched pieces in the July header, and it reminded me I was supposed to stitch Free Bird this year, before the 4th! Obviously didn't happen. I know its horrible of me, but I see bambi and all I can think is yum, tender venison. Not that I'm a hunter, but I got spoiled with elk and venison from hunting friends when I lived in Wyoming and Montana.

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