Ok - designers you admire

Wow, thanks for this one, Linda! This site led me to Roxy Craft, which led me to this book:

would *this* make a wonderful mobile for my new grandbaby??? Joan

If you mean scraps, you've got'm. The way I cut the top out, there should be one piece that's about a yard long and maybe about 15" wide.

Joan

Those are often so modern and spare - I really like them. I'm doing the horse one - in midnight blue/black silk on gothic dyed fabric.

Ditto. Don't you have one of the fairies from Who Knew?

Similar, IIRC, is I think Sunflower stitches, or something like that.

I thought that Birds of a Feather is only doing NP now? I have a lot of their XS in stash. You might like La-D-Da - similar type of look. And Carriage House Samplings - which I love. Might take a look at Plum Street Samplers - they're pretty witty.

There are quite a lot of those from Ink Circles. Also, try Keslyn Designs, and My Big Toe.

Just so much out there.

Personally, I do a lot of, or at least stash, Drawn Thread & Indigo Rose for interesting sampler type things. And there are all kinds of things from Ellen Chester and Eileen Bennett, as well.

OK - 'nuff for now.

Ellice

I have to go look for that one

Nope - was going to order from Picture This Plus and never did...

In the AM

Country Garden Stitchery Who Knew? Nancy Coffelt> Urban Threads

> Links would save a great deal of time!>

I've done my part.... LOL

Cheryl

Darn you Cheryl!!!! Did you really have to show me Blue Ribbon Designs. I don't need any more charts. lol

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To quote Phineas and Ferb, yes, yes I did Cheryl (PS - Phineas and Ferb is a gem of a cartoon on the Disney Channel; given all the drek they produce, this is a great show that works much like the old Warner Bros stuff; kid level and adult level humor.)

(Preening feathers) always happy to enable :)

linda

That is sweet

:) Thanks for that!

Joan

I'm not into fairies and dragons but I really want all of them...

Cheryl, This is the second one I'm seeing from you today with no comment? Are you there?

L

My comment should have showed in the middle - but I'll repeat. Despite not being "fairy and dragon type" I really want some of the fairy charts from Who Knew?

C

Interesting. I think they kind of remind me of old illustrations for Peter Pan. They're nice, and I think are a pretty easy stitch if you can keep track of the chart and not get bored using the same thread for so lone.

Good to see Cheryl contributing to S.E.X. desires.

Ellice - r,d,h

I can enable with the best of them....LOL

Cheryl