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Monica Ferris: Crewel World
A murder mystery set in the world of needleworkers. 1st in the series.
Jean Moss: The Jean Moss Book of Sculptured Knits: 40 Great Designs Inspired by Decorative Art of the Twentieth Century
I want to make nearly all the items in this lovely book.
Heaven and Earth designs can be stitched on 14 count, they just turn out a lot larger and of course you'd need more strands for good coverage - and a big wall that you can step well back from. Many stitchers do them on 18 count so that they are not too large but a bit easier to see. I use a lit up magnifier, the sort you look through, to stitch with one strand on 28 count normally but the above example is 2 strands on 22 count. If you haven't already joined, the Heaven and Earth Designs message board has an absolute wealth of information and lots of examples.
By the way, I posted a picture of the pattern, spread out - http://www.morecambesands.com/morecambe/2010/04/a-long-winters-nap-1.html
Posted by: Fran | February 08, 2012 at 06:46 PM
Hi I am thinking of buying this cross stitch but like comments on how hard it is - I wouldn't be able to stitch on count 25 so could it be done say on 14 count?
Love to hear from anyone.
mollie0507
Posted by: Mollie Williams | February 06, 2012 at 12:57 PM
Wonderful job, the head is so beautiful in detail. wonderful
Posted by: Elisa | December 22, 2011 at 04:44 PM