Counted Thread and Blackwork Needle Art Gallery
Spring Chickens
Orchids
NataliaLady2022
Ink Circles
Medieval Scene
Technique:
Petit Point
Designers:
Reproduction of an Antique Pattern, Adaptation
Stitcher:
Natalia F
Blooms and Blossoms
A Yuletide Welcome
Technique:
Counted Thread/Cross Stitch
Designer:
Plum Street Sampler
Stitcher:
Jane B
Hummingbird
Technique:
Counted Thread/Blackwork
Designer:
Mill Hill Buttons & Beads
Stitcher:
Sue B
Pot Luck
Winter Woods
Tray
Rosebud
Bagatelle
Technique:
Counted Thread/Cross Stitch/Blackwork
Designers:
Long Day Sampler
Stitcher:
Judy C
Glacier Park Leaves
Animal Kingdom
Lichen
A Camel and A Lion
Greek Tabletop Embroidery
Technique:
Counted Thread/Greek Canvas Work
Designer:
Adaption from Family Piece
Stitcher:
Korinna H
Black Cat Lotus Box
Reiticure
Happy Black Cat, Black Cat Day
Eat, Drink and Be Scary
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Technique:
Counted Thread/Cross Stitch
Designer:
All Hollow's Eve, Joan Elliott Design
Stitcher:
Jane B
Roses (Closeup)
Alphabets
Technique:
Counted Thread & Pulled Thread
Designer:
The Drawn Thread
Stitcher:
Kari B
Chrysanthemums & Geraniums
Technique:
Counted Thread/Cross Stitch
Designers:
Serendity Designs
Stitcher:
Ilene M
Christmas Mouse in a House
Indigo Rose Needle Keeper
Deer Snow Globe
Technique:
Counted Thread/Cross Stitch
Designers:
Shannon Christine Designs
Stitcher:
Audrey C
Joyeux Noel
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