CdC

Nov 11, 2007 12 Replies
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There's a design I've seen a lot of people working on lately online, and I'm drawing a compete blank at the name. The initials are "CdC," and I think it MIGHT be French for Circles in Circles. It's a whole ton of intricately patterned circles in different colors. The original colors are farily pale, but I've seen some other variations, and I think I'd like to pick up the design. Except, of course, I can't remember the NAME. Anyone know what I'm talking about?



Thanks! Allura



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And....a few minutes later, one of the stitching blogs I read posted an update of their work with the name: Cirque de Cercles from Ink Circles:

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.There's a whole gallery of color variations posted. I want this, and Iwant to use an overdye; I just need to pick one. :)

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Cirque des Cercles (circus of the circles).

Try:

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>HTH.

Laury

Allura wrote:

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Absolutely stunning design! Dianne

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I covet lots of stuff from Ink Circles.

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just me, Cathy from KY in CA

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I don't think there is anything on the site I don't want to stitch... C

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Could the site be posted again? Apparently I missed it.

Pat in Illinois

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LOL - jumping in from barely lurking mode.

Someone had the Cirque des Circles done and entered at the Loudoun Smapler Guild show a few weeks ago - stunning - in the actual colors as called for.

We got the chart for the companion triangle piece in at the shop where I'm working - it's very, very tempting.

Ellice (not dead just swamped in general)

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