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Needlework
Some images in this post can be clicked to view larger. To see a list of posts showing details on how I made things or what materials I used, click this link. I have a post on punchneedle tip and tricks as well as finishing a French knot rug.
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Tribal Foxes Rug - adapted from vintage original, work in progress
Tree Ring Rug - freehand French knots, inspired by modern original
The Nine Horses - half cross stitch, 32ct Jobelan - adapted from vintage original
Tulip Rug - punchneedle adapted from L.R. Resources Inc. Arts and Crafts Blue Rug original - work in progress
Prairie rug - punchneedle adapted from Mitchell's Interiors original - work in progress
Bees and Trees - French knot kit by Teresa Layman
Blue Medallion rug, chart provided by Jorge Cubells
Bedding pillows, pillowcases and accent pillows - most available in my etsy shop
Navajo rug - Natalia Frank design based on a Navajo original weaving
Modern flower rug - Thomas Paul Parasols
Llama rug - Brenda Keyes design
Orange Tree tapestry - Brenda Keyes design
Mackintosh chair covers - Sue Hawkins design
Faux crochet afghan - some styles available in my etsy shop
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I’m really loving these recap posts… also.. the Parasols rug is just to die for. I wish I can have something like that in 1:1!
Thanks! I just wanted something more user friendly for viewing past projects. I had the posts links on the sidebar, but my blogging platform doesn’t show any photos with that…and everyone loves eye candy! 
Yup, we all love eye candy. Perhaps I’ll do some recap posts too, during the months I’m keeping the Spring Fling under wraps, it’s a great idea.
I love your needlework, I wish I had that kind of patience with needle and thread. I saw some nice work at the St. Louis miniature show that I drooled over, but the artist was selling kits only, not finished pieces, so I passed.
This post reminds me of the needlepoint rug my aunt made for my mother’s dollhouse. My mom designed the house to be an 1830’s Baltimore ship’s captain’s house and spent years decorating it. She would have loved to see this blog.
Thanks!
Brae, I love your Macintosh dining room. Did you make the furniture?
Thanks, Penny! The furnishings were made for The Dolls House Emporium. They have been discontinued, but they still show up on eBay from time to time.