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Saturday, March 2, 2013

Birch Point: A Charles Wysocki WIP


The start of this Dimensions Gold Collection kit, entitled Birch Point, predates the beginning of this blog. So, you can imagine how far down in my WIP pile I had to go to discover it. But, I have to say, when I pulled it out, I knew I had to add it to my 10-hour rotation. 



The last 10 hours were some of the longest stitching time I have spent. Mostly, I worked on the the treeline to the left of the house, then completed the lefthand window, and have worked my way up to the roof. This is 18 ct. beige Aida we’re talking here, not my favorite fabric these days.


But I know it will be lovely when it is finished.

11 comments:

  1. Oh yes--you just have to finish that piece--it is truly lovely and you will enjoy it forever-that is if you don't send it to me, first!!!!!lol
    hugs,di and miss gracie

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  2. That will certainly be beautiful!!

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  3. It will be lovely...you're more than half-way there...you can do it!

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  4. This is lovely, I look forward to seeing more of this :)

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  5. Just beautiful! I've always admired Charles Wysocki pieces. It will be completed before you know it!

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  6. What a lovely piece! I love it just wish I had the manpower to stitch it!! Right now I am all into small finishes, it makes me feel like I have accomplished something hehehe. Can't wait to see more on this piece!!!

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  7. I hope to see this one finished! I love the colors in this.

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  8. My oldest WIP is a Dimensions Gold piece too. It pretty much put me off stitching at all for awhile because it felt like I was never making any progress. I've thought lately it was time to pull it out again though. Glad to hear your's is coming along! It looks beautiful.

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  9. Absolutely beautiful work! :) I have one of the large needle point canvases (White House Inn) hanging in my office. Enjoyed your blog and seeing your progress! :)
    Deb
    The Stitching Bear

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  10. It is looking wonderful . . this is my favourite Charles Wysocki design and I finished it a few years ago.

    Hangs in pride of place and gets many admiring comments :D

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  11. it is gorgeous but I would have gone crazy stitching this.. :D

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