This week I am sharing my prettiest framed finish.
Design - "Free Bird"
Designer - Plum Street Samplers
FAbric - 36 count Vintage Basketweave Lakeside linen
Fibers -
Started - 18 July 2011
Completed - 30 August 2011
Framed - August 2014
My mother likes Americana items so this stitch will be in good company!
Yesterday we looked at perching birds, today we'll take a look at eating birds.
The Goldfinches continue to swarm my nyger thistle bag and the two feeders with hulled sunflower seeds.
This feeder with a cylinder of nuts has delighted the jay and the Acorn Woodpeckers.
See, the Scrub Jay is waiting his turn!
woo hoo! It looks great! I love that pattern.
ReplyDeleteThat last picture is really nice Beth.
Free Bird looks great! I love how you have it with the other Americana items.
ReplyDeleteOh how the birds love to eat! It's nice to see the Scrub Jay waiting his turn.
I love how your Plum Street finish came out -- it looks great! Love seeing the birds using the feeders too. So much fun! The Scrub Jay is a pretty bird -- I probably like it cause we don't have them here. lol!
ReplyDeleteA very neat framed finish - it sets your stitching off perfectly.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on a lovely finish and framing -- so pretty.
ReplyDeleteYour framed piece is beautiful. It looks perfect with the other Americana things!
ReplyDeleteLooking so pretty x
ReplyDeleteGreat framing job on a beautiful stitched piece! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteBeth, your Free Bird is gorgeous! Love the pictures of the acorn woodpecker and scrub jay!
ReplyDeletePretty finish - congrats!
ReplyDeleteFree Bird. Looks awesome, love the frame
ReplyDeleteWhat a great finish. I like how you've displayed it with those little chairs.
ReplyDeleteHow many feeders do you have, I wonder?
Such a great finish, Beth, and I love how it is displayed with the tiny chairs :)
ReplyDeleteA beautiful finish.
ReplyDeleteSuch a great finish! It looks awesome all framed up. :)
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