Just for the record here are the list of stitches used:
Band 1 = Double Back Stitch
Band 2 = Acorn Motif 1
Band 3 = Alternating Elongated Upright Cross
Band 4 = Alphabet in Double Running Stitch
Band 5 = Alternating Ray Stitch
Band 6 = Acorn Motif 2
Band 7 = Overlaid Oblong Cross
Band 8 = Double Running Stitch
Band 9 = Woven Stitch
Band 10 = Acorn Motif 3
Band 11 = Fancy Herringbone
Band 12, Step 1 = Double Four Sided Stitch
Band 12, Step 2 = Leaves and Acorns
Band 12, Step 3 = Interior Border
Band 12, Step 4 = Cut Threads
Band 12, Step 5 = Remove Threads
Band 12, Step 6 = Wrap Threads
Band 12, Step 7 = Weave Threads
Band 13 = Fancy Herringbone
Band 14 = Acorn Motif 4
Band 15 = Triple Rice Stitch
Band 16 = Alphabet in Double Running Stitch
Band 17 = Double Back Stitch
Band 18 = Acorn Motif 5
Band 19 = Double Back Stitch
Band 20 = Alphabet in Double Running Stitch
Band 21 = Cross Stitch, Double Faggoting Stitch, Backstitch
The Acorn Sampler (Little Learning Band)
The Drawn Thread.
32ct cream belfast linen.
NPI Silks and beads used as kitted.
Started 19/09/09.
Finished 28/09/09
Finished as a bellpull.
Wow, that looks beautiful. What a fantastic finish!!
ReplyDeleteGreat finish! So timely too.
ReplyDeleteMOST beautiful, Andrea :) WOW!! I just love it!
ReplyDeleteYay! Lovely finish! That looks wonderful. I think I need to try a challenging piece such as this...
ReplyDeleteWow, that looks really beautiul. I think I might have to add this to my wish list!
ReplyDeleteWhat's next on the list?
great finish!
ReplyDeleteI'm sighing in pure bliss at the sight of your wonderful finish! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful finish - well done!
ReplyDeleteAmazing finish, congratulations!
ReplyDeletea beautiful finish Andrea, and good on you for trying out some new stitches, well done :)
ReplyDeleteStunningly beautiful!! Absolutely gorgeous, as always Andrea....excellent!
ReplyDeleteThat is a truly exquisite finsh, Andrea! Congratulations :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful. You're a master stitcher for sure.
ReplyDeleteVery very nice job. The piece is beautiful and you have a great finished design.
ReplyDeleteThe acorn stitchery is beautiful...nice finishing job!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Anita!! Just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on a fabulous finish! Whew...you really stitched that one up fast!!
ReplyDeleteA very lovely finish - congratulations!!
ReplyDeleteThis turned out lovely. Great photography as well. The care you have taken shows.
ReplyDeleteStunning, Andrea - simply stunning. And all those different stitches - amazing. I know who to go to now if I get stuck on one.
ReplyDeleteWow!!! Such an accomplishment!!! Just look at that long list of sitiches!!!!! It is beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteWow it's beautiful. Well done on an amazing finish. x
ReplyDeleteIt looks awesome! Congratulations on a fab finish! :)
ReplyDeleteAnother exquisite finish Andrea - I love your hemstitched finishing too! I can't wait to see your next project.
ReplyDeleteJust perfect and pretty quick too for all those different stitches - wow!
ReplyDeleteThat is gorgeous! That one is a must have for me and is going on my wish list!
ReplyDeleteGreat work!
Terri
Another absolutely beautiful finish. Enjoy the HD. :0)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous Andrea!! Congratulations! That is something I would truly be proud to hand in my home!! LOVE it!!
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous Andrea, congratulations
ReplyDeleteBeautiful finish Andrea!! I just love this one! Your Hardanger is perfect!
ReplyDeleteIt's so delicate looking, another beautiful finish, congrats!
ReplyDeleteWow this is gorgeous....I love it :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful finish Andrea. It's so elegant. Simply beautiful.
ReplyDeleteMargaret
Andrea,
ReplyDeleteit's wonderful!
Judit
It looks very elegant!
ReplyDeleteThat's an incredible finish Andrea! Really lovely!
ReplyDeleteIncredible finish!! Such a gorgeous piece!
ReplyDeleteMOST beautiful, Andrea :) WOW!!
ReplyDeleteIt's stunning, Andrea! I have this piece stitched, but have never actually "finished" it. I'm going to have to finish mine after seeing your beautiful work.
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