I'm sure a lot of you are seeing pictures of the Dyeing to Stitch Retreat that lots of lucky stitchers got to attend down in Virginia Beach. I was unable to make it, but wanted to personally stitch something special for Ann and Pat to have as a giveaway door prize during the banquet. I had no idea who had won my creation until my blogging buddy Faye,
of the Carolina Stitcher blog sent me the sweetest email and picture, letting me know how thrilled she was with her win. Imagine my surprise and delight that someone I knew had won.
I used my pattern "Love for Labors All" to create a long drawstring bag. Above is the picture Faye sent me. She has it tucked in her pie safe all snug and illuminated by candlelight. How pretty it looks and how happy I am that it found such a nice home :) Thank you Faye for your kind words and for bringing such a smile to my face with your email.
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I also designed a pattern especially for the Retreat called "Celebration Sampler"
I've had a number of emails asking me how the pattern can be purchased.
Since this was for the Retreat, Dyeing to Stitch will be selling the charts in their shop, so give them a call. I'm sure they'd be more than happy to help out.
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Feels like a day off for me with the post office being closed for the holiday.
Thank you to everyone who purchased my new design "Wintertime" and for your wonderful emails and comments. I've been busy packing up orders and I'll be shipping the second round out tomorrow.
Until next time, happy stitching!
~Nan
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I also designed a pattern especially for the Retreat called "Celebration Sampler"

Since this was for the Retreat, Dyeing to Stitch will be selling the charts in their shop, so give them a call. I'm sure they'd be more than happy to help out.
x x x x
Feels like a day off for me with the post office being closed for the holiday.
Thank you to everyone who purchased my new design "Wintertime" and for your wonderful emails and comments. I've been busy packing up orders and I'll be shipping the second round out tomorrow.
Until next time, happy stitching!
~Nan