I am reposting this one again, because I want to show you the back. Awesome, huh?
Both of these were done for my sister in law. Her boy is half black, and I had to kind of guess for the skin color on the baby. When he was born, that kid was almost as fair as mine, if you can belive it. Oh well, I tried.




10 comments:
I had no idea....beautiful!!!
I've been waiting to see more of your AMAZING work. You are soo talented!! LOVE IT!! I'm in awwwe. literally. :)
You. are. incredible. seriously.
Remember that one time you cross stitched Noah's name in a cute Noah's ark pattern type newborn thing, you know what I'm talking about. I still haven't even SEEN the finished product, do you happened to know what happened to it? Just curious...
Uh, really? I don't know. I think I gave custody to Mom. Don't worry I'm on the case.
Leslie, you crack me up and I love your embroideries. Aunt LoRene
Luckily, I am the proud receipent of several of Leslie's art work. I sure do love them. They are all wonderful. Well the mystery has been solved as to the where abouts of Noah's birth announcement cross-stitch. It is here in Minnesota. I located it the other day after reading the blog. Sooo, Emily, I know I said I would frame it for you. Never did! Your taste in frame selection is better than mine, so I will let you do it how you want. Here's hoping I get it to you soon.
Hey Leslie, what the crap!! I didn't know this was something you did. I'm so impressed.
I had no idea you cross stitched. I have been cross stitching since I was in the 5th grade. I used to think it was an "old lady" thing to do so I never told anyone. I love the united in marriage piece. Did you do that on linen?
How beautiful! You are so talented!
Emily,
yes that is on linen. I've been doing it at least that long too. And I've never met one old lady that cross-stitches;)
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