I couldn't do that! Not that I'm big on Halloween, but I *love* to do a little bit of Halloween stitching every year.
Trix or Treat by Blackbird Designs
Stitched on 32-Count Crème Brulee linen (R&R)
A little note found on the chart: "In the early to mid 1900s postcards were sent to offer holiday wishes. Barb found several from the 1940s celebrating Halloween. These old cards spelled trick differently. She decided to use the old spelling "trix" for this small sampler. We wish you treats not "trix" this Halloween!"
Stitched on 32-Count Crème Brulee linen (R&R)
A little note found on the chart: "In the early to mid 1900s postcards were sent to offer holiday wishes. Barb found several from the 1940s celebrating Halloween. These old cards spelled trick differently. She decided to use the old spelling "trix" for this small sampler. We wish you treats not "trix" this Halloween!"
Halloween Spot by The Drawn ThreadStitched on 32-Count Lambswool Jobelan
Halloween is a Hoot by Heart in Hand NeedleartStitched on 32-Count Lambswool Jobelan
Those were fun! Is it too early to start some Christmas stitching now?
I just wanted to say a big thank you for all the lovely comments and e-mails I received after my last post earlier this month. Our stitching community is such a wonderful place. I'm only sorry that I haven't been more involved these past months.
My eye has been absolutely fine since that horrible weekend. Having said that though, I've been trying not to overdo it either. So far so good!
Happy Halloween!!
Great Halloween stitching. I especially like the last one.
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween to you too, Concetta! Love the Halloween stitching, especially Trix or Treats!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful Halloween finishes, congrats! And a Happy Halloween to you as well!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Concetta, good to see you blogging again, and glad to know your eye is better. Your Halloween stitching is awesome! The BBD is my favourite and I definitely want to stitch that soon.
ReplyDeleteGreat Halloween stitching, congratulations
ReplyDeleteCute Halloween stitching! I hope your eye strain is better.
ReplyDeleteThey are all fabulous!! Happy Halloween!
ReplyDeleteYou certainly picked the loveliest Halloween projects, Concetta! I love them all, but especially that one from BBD!
ReplyDeleteVery glad to hear that your eye is doing well, and I'll keep my fingers crossed that it remains well. :D
I'm so glad your eye is better! I love those Halloween designs!
ReplyDeleteGreat finishes! I love the last one - too cute!
ReplyDeleteGreat Halloween stitching!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Halloween stitching. Glad to hear the eye strain is gone!
ReplyDeleteI am not into Halloween either - until this year when I see so many wonderful Halloween stitching! I love the ones you have done, especially the BBD one.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear your eyes are doing better. Take care!
Greetings, Tina! I've been trying to contact you regarding your postal address - would you please be so kind as to email me with it? Thanks VERY much!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat finishes, so pretty and vibrant...I love the evil eye of the Drawn Thread pumpkin!
ReplyDeletePetra
These are both wonderful Concetta. I love stitching Halloween designs. The owner of my LNS told me that Halloween sells more charts than any other holiday in the world of stitching. Isn't that interesting? Great job on yours!
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