Design: Shamrock Needle Roll
Designer: The Sweetheart Tree - Sandra Cox Vanosdall
Stitched on 32ct. linen by Zweigart using DMC thread's and Mill Hill beads
Right after I took this picture and went to the computer to download the camera, my rottie, while my back was turned, grabbed the needle roll and started chewing on it, tearing up the ribbons and getting blood on it (from her rock chewing experience the other day). Fortunately I was able to untie and remove the ribbons, remove the stuffing and re-wash the piece getting all of the blood and dirt out. The same thing happened to my first fob I made some months back, it is now a small pin cushion. She is 1-1/2 years old and has a thing for all of my stitchin' stuff.
That is sooo pretty, I know I have the chart and will have to stitch it soon. I don't have the hearts for mine either so I just stitched one with rayon or metallic threads where the charm was to be.
ReplyDeleteGlad you were able to rescue it and get it clean again.
It's beautiful! Glad you were able to salvage it after your pup decided to use it as a chew toy! :-)
ReplyDeleteThat is so pretty Sandy! I REALLY need to get a needle roll pattern to try....I can see having a whole basketful for decoration!
ReplyDeleteLooks really lovely. Glad your rottie didn't do any damage to it!
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL .... congrats on the finish.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous stitching! I love it. You did a wonderful job.
ReplyDeleteToo bad about your fourfooted friend who adores your stitching. But I'm glad you were able to salvage the needleroll. I would cry if I worked that hard and my Rory did that. Thankfully the only stitchy stuff he goes for is the floss. :)
Beautiful job - glad you were able to salvage it!
ReplyDeleteSandy,
ReplyDeleteYou did a beautiful job on the needleroll. Congratulations on your finish. I am happy you were able to save the needleroll from the puppy! Silly thing.
Such a pretty needleroll - congrats!
ReplyDeletevery pretty, glad you could save it!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteGreat stitching on this one too! Glad you caught him with it when you did and were able to rescue it!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty :)
ReplyDeleteGreat stitching love your needleroll and glad you got it back together after your pup got hold of it.
ReplyDeleteI am glad that there wasn't too much to fix after its acidentally becoming a chew toy! It's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHeidi-ILCS
OMG that is one lucky dog LOL Congrates on your finishes! They are beautiful. Dog spit and all LOL
ReplyDeleteI think you did a lovely job. Having two labrador teens, I am well aware of the possible heartbreak their teeth can cause. My stitching is very carefully stowed at all times.
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