And here he is in all his glory:
As an aside, I was reminded by this pattern how much I dislike charts that have you outline randomly with no regard to where the colors actually change or even where there actually is stitching. Does this bug you too?
I have my Christmas in July exchange ready to go. Here’s the ornie I did all stuffed and ready:
Hopefully it will make someone happy.
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Currently listening to: Leonie Swann’s Three Bags Full – think of cozy, village detective story where a village shepherd is killed. Only the detectives are his flock of sheep. So far it has some really cute elements, but I have to say that sometimes I have to concentrate thoroughly to get the little bits of detective character ascribed to each sheep and to translate a sheep’s understanding of humans into human.
4 comments:
Yes, those kind of patterns drive me nuts. ;)
thats adorable. I love the ornie you did. Someone is very lucky!
Hi Ruth,
You've received some wonderful exchanges recently!
Plus you've finished several ornaments, added to your stash, and now the Halloween Fairy has legs part of her feet! You've been busy since the last time I had a chance to check your blog!
Cynthia
In Windy Meadow where we are now humming ZZ Top!
He's cute! I stitched quite a few pengiun ornie last Christmas, so the colours were pretty familiar. Two great little finishes there, and very festive!
I don't mind the 'sketchy' backstitch style some charts have, but it is a massive pain to stitch.
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