The third piece I had framed is to go in an embroidery exhibition later this year and after that will hang on my wall - yes I have to confess that I don't give away all my needlework although there is a fair amount spread among friends and relatives around the world. 
I took a close up shot too that shows the dandelion tufts which denote the hours. Installing the clock mechanism was a challenge for the framer but she was delighted with the result - as am I!
I took a close up shot too that shows the dandelion tufts which denote the hours. Installing the clock mechanism was a challenge for the framer but she was delighted with the result - as am I!
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12 comments:
I have to say that, that is the first cross stitch clock I have ever liked. It's beautiful!
Beautiful clock, love it.
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Love the clock! That's a neat finish. I really like the green color thread you're using for the chicken. I can't wait to see it all finished up.
I absolutly LOVE the green floss you are using. What a pretty green.
Natasha
I love the green thread!
Wonderful dandelion clock! It's so darling!
Can't wait to see the finished chicken!!! I LOVE that dandelion clock!
wow...beautiful clock
LOVE the dandelion clock !
Wow, your new clock looks fantastic! It certainly wasn't easy for the framer to do but the result is very special.
I love your Quaker chicken colors. That green is just perfect.
This is the first cross stitch clock that I've yet seen that I actually like. Yours is simple, cheery, elegant and very well finished. Well done!
that is so pretty that clock. Was it from a kit?
Gill in Canada
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