Parents 50th Wedding Anniversary

Hi everyone, I haven't been stitching much in the past two years and so I've lost touch with reading this group and knowing what's new in needlework. Though I do have plenty of stash on hand just aching to be played with again and I'm feeling the itch myself to get back into it.

My parents 50th Wedding anniversary is this year and so I'd like to stitch them something special but don't have any ideas of what or even where to begin. I am an experienced stitcher so can handle pretty much any level of complexity.

I am looking through the web for some ideas, but I figured this group would be a great place for suggestions. Anyone know something that would be wonderful for a 50th anniversary?

Thanks in advance,

Katherine

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Katherine H
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"Katherine H" ,in rec.crafts.textiles.needleworkwrote: and entertained us with

Tanja Berlin does wonderful gold work kits, here is a link to an appropriate one for a 50th Anniversary.

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lucretia borgia

The Sweetheart Tree (Sandra Cox Vanosdall) has a lovely band type sampler that is designed especially for a 25th or 50th anniversary. I did it for my DSis on her 25th. It is appropriately titled "The Anniversary Sampler" but it also gives direction on how to make this a regular wedding sampler. Here's the link to the design

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and click on LEAFLETS. The design is shown in the seventh row down on the far left. Let us know what you finally decide on, OK? CiaoMeow >^;;^<

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Tia Mary

Victorial Sampler has a lovely one:

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Dr. Brat

I know The Silver Lining has a 25th Anniversary piece; I think there's also a 50th.

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Karen C - California

The Silver Lining's 50th Anniversary:

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Bear Canada's Wedding Gift:
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ejk

I have just completed, and had framed, the Great Bear Wedding Gift. It looks absolutely gorgeous, and will be going to Japan with me this week.

Gillian

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Gill Murray

For my parents' 50th anniversary I scanned their wedding photo and did it in sepia tones.

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Bob & Marg Whittleton

What about this one?

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It's from the Stoney Creek Family Blessings booklet #239. I did it for my parents 30th. Addie

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Addie Otto

Gill, did you do it in the original colours?

emerald

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ejk

Yes, and it looks super! DS is in the Navy, so that is why I thought the original colors looked so good.

Gill

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Gill Murray

Best wishes, Ericka

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Ericka Kammerer

This one by Victoria Sampler turns out lovely - I stitched it for my inlaws

50th anniversary last year and then also stitched up the square version in blues and silvers for my sister-in-law's 25th anniversary - told her it was half the size because she had only been married half the time!

Fun to stitch due to the variety of stitches but not so complicated that I got frustrated or bored before the end. End results were much admired and appreciated by all :)

MelissaD

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MelissaD

I did this one as well for my sister's 10th. It looked lovely framed with taupe behind and pink mat in a pinky gold frame. Unfortunately, I still need to take a picture of it framed.

Addie

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Addie Otto

When my late parents in law had their 40th Anniversary i took their picture`s out lines and converted it into an embroidery with the date of their marriage , mirjam

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Mirjam Bruck-Cohen

Hi! Emerald, if you read this...Those pictures are beautiful! Honestly. I am just a single person but I still admire those things. Especially that wedding sampler...is it yellow or gold that beautiful color...whichever it is, it looks stunning with blue. And I say this with positive tone, not negative.

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Darla

Thanks Everyone! I knew there would be some lovely suggestions, but now to decide! I'm leaning toward the goldwork for a few reasons. 1. It's small and with my work schedule and timeframe (July anniv) it could be done. 2. it's gold and works with golden anniversary and 3. I love trying something new and this would be new for me.

I'll keep you posted on what I decide and the progress of what I do.

Thanks again for all the suggestions. Katherine

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Katherine H

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