Many parts of the U.S. -- including Michigan --
continue to experience extremely cold temperatures
so I though this was a good time to share a small wall hanging
that I made to bring a bit of cold weather whimsy into my home.
Here is a closeup of the hand embroidery that was used
to give this snowman personality.
His hands may be cold, but he delivers
a heartfelt "Winter Blessings" greeting.
A chain stitch was used on his hat and gloves to mimic
the cable stitch in knit garments.
Pearls and bugle beads embellish the body of the snowman.
And his heart is stitched with closely spaced french knots.
Crab-apple Hill created the pattern for this project,
#410 Crazy Quilt Snowman.
It was intended to be a pillow top
but by adding a few borders
it is just the right size to display in my foyer.
Until next time, live and love well.
This week you will find me at these gatherings:
What's It Wednesday at Ivy and Elephants
Share Your Cup at Daily Cup of Mrs. Olson
Pink Saturday at How Sweet the Sound
Share Your Cup at Daily Cup of Mrs. Olson
Pink Saturday at How Sweet the Sound
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