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Cat from Jaunty Fox Designs www.jauntyfoxdesignsshop.blogspot.uk . Stitched on 18ct Fiddlers Lite Aida using one strand of DMC. Embellished with coordinating fabric, ribbon, and Halloween buttons.

Design: Heads Up. Designer: Cherrywood Design Studio. Stitched on 28ct Linen with DMC thread. Embellishments: Handmade cording, DMC memory thread arms, Fabric scarf.

Designer: Palkó @ www.palkolap.blogspot.com . September Monthly SAL. Stitched on 28ct Antique White Cashel Linen with Carries Creations LE Great Unknown, DMC 632.

Designer: Palkó @ www.palkolap.blogspot.com . August Monthly SAL. Stitched on 28ct linen with Carries Creations Alex's Inspiration, DMC 550.

Designer: Palkó @ www.palkolap.blogspot.com . July Monthly SAL. Stitched on 28ct linen with Weeks Dye Works Independence, DMC 326 and 930.

Designer: Jardin Prive/Nathalie Cichon 32ct Opalescent Luguna - Heritage by Enchanting Lair Fibers: DMC, Weeks Dye Works Stitched 1/31/2014

Designer: Jardin Prive/Nathalie Cichon 32ct Opalescent Luguna - Heritage by Enchanting Lair Fibers: DMC, Weeks Dye Works Stitched 1/31/2014

Designer: Lizzie Kate. Stitched on 28ct white evenweave with DMC and Carries Creations. I swapped out DMC 3816 with Carries Creations Marina, and 3865 with DMC 415.

Designer: Lizzie Kate. Stitched on 28ct white evenweave with DMC and Carries Creations. I swapped out DMC 3816 with Carries Creations Marina, and 3865 with DMC 415.

Patriotic Mailart Exchange ~ Stitchers of Mailart FB group.

Patriotic Mailart Exchange ~ Stitchers of Mailart FB group.

Designer: Lizzie Kate. Stitched on 28ct white evenweave with DMC and Carries Creations. I swapped out DMC 3816 with Carries Creations Marina, and 3865 with DMC 415.

Designer: Palkó @ www.palkolap.blogspot.com . June Monthly SAL. Stitched on 28ct linen with Six Strand Sweets Butterscotch, Carries Creations Marina, and Dinky Dyes Aquamarine.

Design: Knob Appeal-Tomato Pincushion. Design published in Cross Stitch & Country Crafts magazine Jan/Feb 1991. Fabric: 36ct Light Gray Linen. Fibers: DMC stitched over-one. Embellishments: Retractable name badge holder, cotton lace.

I created this by combing several charts and changing colors to coordinate. For the front, I used Sing For the USA by Brittercup Designs. I widened the fence and added an additional clump of flowers so that it would span the envelope. The back is a combination of Land That I Love and God Bless America -- both by Lizzie Kate. The mailart was stitched on 32ct antique blue linen with DMC floss. For finishing, I used a coordinating blue fabric with tiny white stars, white and red ric rac, 1/8" white ribbon, and two red wood star buttons. The button on the front is Liberty Bird by Just Another Button Company.

I created this by combing several charts and changing colors to coordinate. For the front, I used Sing For the USA by Brittercup Designs. I widened the fence and added an additional clump of flowers so that it would span the envelope. The back is a combination of Land That I Love and God Bless America -- both by Lizzie Kate. The mailart was stitched on 32ct antique blue linen with DMC floss. For finishing, I used a coordinating blue fabric with tiny white stars, white and red ric rac, 1/8" white ribbon, and two red wood star buttons. The button on the front is Liberty Bird by Just Another Button Company.

I created this by combing several charts and changing colors to coordinate. For the front, I used Sing For the USA by Brittercup Designs. I widened the fence and added an additional clump of flowers so that it would span the envelope. The back is a combination of Land That I Love and God Bless America -- both by Lizzie Kate. The mailart was stitched on 32ct antique blue linen with DMC floss. For finishing, I used a coordinating blue fabric with tiny white stars, white and red ric rac, 1/8" white ribbon, and two red wood star buttons. The button on the front is Liberty Bird by Just Another Button Company.

Designer: Palkó @ www.palkolap.blogspot.com . May Monthly SAL. Stitched on 28ct linen with GAST Red Plum, Carries Creations Boysenberry.