"With a special talent for festive holiday designs, Terrie Lee Steinmeyer has provided cross stitchers with years of enjoyment. This big book of her best designs includes a wide range of themes and styles, as well as sizes from small to large. There are benevolent Santas, happy Halloween goblins, cute bunnies, and a sweet Cupid, as well as precious baby bibs, poignant samplers, reverent Inspirational designs, tributes for teachers, magical carousel horses, and sporty hand towels. There are even alphabets for kids and mini designs that make cheery Christmas ornaments."
Here are some of the designs in the book that I would like to share with you!
Wow tlee, I'm impressed! I'll show my sister, she used to enjoy crosstitching, she may recognize some of your work. Have a great day...
ReplyDeleteHi TLee! I saw your book in Leisure's ad in the CHA book so I boogied over to the stand to check it out. It looks GREAT!!! Many congrats to you! "hi" to JD et als from me!
ReplyDeleteHello from the Pacific Northwest! As a past cross-stitcher, I think I may have seen your designs. However, I just had to go take a peek at Amazon and, of course, put your book on my shopping list! You may have just inspired me to get my cross stitch out again! Your designs are fantastic! I have often wondered if I could ever convert some of my own art designs into cross-stitch. Do you know of a computer program that does that? Or would it perhaps be easier to convert to a crewel design?
ReplyDeleteYou can take a look at some of what I do at my blog: http://joanshomestudio.blogspot.com (I'll see if I can find a photo or two of some cross stitch I've done and post that)
BTW...I actually found your blog through the Mind Wide Open challenge. I wanted to find out if I got any votes from this months challenge and was I ever so surprised to see I got three. One being from you! Thank you so very very much! :)
AND I'm so thrilled I found your blog. I've so enjoyed this visit here that I'm looking forward to the next visit already!
With kind regards and thankful heart,
Joan Marie