Wendy finished her second O’ Christmas Tree…and is planning to open a Christmas Tree lot for next year 🙂 …

and Wendo finished her first (of many) Penny tree…

Linda sent a picture of her wonderful wooly wreath…

Sharon finished her mini punch needle Three Blooms…

Wendy sent pix of her fun trees created with kits and a class from Old Tattered Flag…

and I finished showbinding my Sailing Ship rug… ready to hang in the summer although I might just have to hang it in the TV room where it can stay year round…

and finally got around to framing the beautiful punch needle that I got from Helen way back when. It has been sitting on my table in my studio waiting for the perfect piece of wool to be used as backing so that I could attach it to the barn wood frame Gord made for me. Well, I auditioned over and over again – thought about a braided edge but did not like the choice of wool strips and finally yesterday, I found the perfect piece of wool. This dates back probably 20+ years to when Gord had a client in Montreal whose company made coats and jackets. I used to buy end of rolls that I used for quilting and applique and hooking – this one was sample squares of beautiful British woollens and I found the perfect piece that incorporated gold, greyed out blues and browns – it went so well with the punch needle but also with the frame. Yeahhhhh – up on the wall it goes …and yes I do have this pattern for mini punch needle!

I love seeing everyone’s finished projects and I love how creatively you finish and display yours! I’m hooking like crazy to finish a Christmas present. I’ve managed to stitch a few pennies and I love doing it!
Betti
I seriously love the sunflower. And all those Christmas trees are darling.
Beautiful works Loretta, Sending blessings and prayers to you and everyone who loves you. Merry Christmas.
Irene Horbay
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Are you kidding me?!?!
I am “gobsmacked” with these creations – and their creators…..
Just lovely.
Love the joke about the tree lot…..just saying 🙂
So creative
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I love the punch needle wreath. How do you do that? Would make a great workshop.Merry Christmas! Joan