The North wind doth blow and we shall have snow,
And what will poor robin do
then, poor thing?
He'll sit in a barn and keep himself warm
and hide his
head under his wing, poor thing.
The old rhyme keeps popping in to my head as I'm stitching. I've made a moderate start. I don't think it will take me too long to finish, well I hope not. It's a bit more relaxing at the moment to just cross stitch instead of all those speciality stitches, a very pleasant change. Don't you just love the border colour combination; CC Pea Pod and CC Caterpiller, they were made to go together!
The North Wind - Little House Needleworks.
32ct Smokey Grey Belfast Linen.
Recommended Crescent Colours and DMC threads.
As of 31/1/11.
Great start Andrea.
ReplyDeleteYou have inspired me to start this project as soon as possible!!!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteGreat start - lovely colours.
ReplyDeleteWe're expecting a blizzard tomorrow. What an appropriate project. Seeing yours makes me want to start on mine. Lovely.
ReplyDeletea lovely start so far Andrea :) CC Peapod would have to be my favourite CC colour!
ReplyDeleteLooks great already. Don't you just love LHNs?
ReplyDeleteAwesome start! The colors look great--also, a wonderful finish recently, too! I miss so much when I don't keep up with my blog reading! :D
ReplyDeleteOMg....I love it! You are really tempting me to move it up the list! Can't wait to see more... happy stitching...
ReplyDeleteVery nice start, Andrea!
ReplyDeleteI also love the border colors but I really wish the north wind would blow somewhere else and take the snow with it.
ReplyDeleteAndrea! I like your blog very much! I reading it every day!
ReplyDeletelovely start, I do like this one
ReplyDeletesimple and elegant,very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLovely start Andrea, can't wait to see this grow as I really want to start it myself soon.
ReplyDeletevery nice ;))
ReplyDeletePretty start and I agree, those colors go really well together.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a very nice stitch!
ReplyDeletenice work....
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