Garden of Stitches

Tuesday, September 16, 2008

Frankenstein Goes Trick or Treating


I know this is blurry and dark - I took it with the flash off because you sure cannot see the little guy when the photo is overexposed... I stopped working on the LHN parts of my block tonight and added my first Halloween element... a little Frankenstein trick or treater from Brightneedle's Spooky Halloween. I used the called for fibers (a mix of Olde Willow Floss and DMC) and I think my dye lots are yucky. They are so light compared to the photo on the chart :-( Ah well... here he is - with darker facial features because those didn't show at all using the Ashe floss... I still have a long way to go to fill this whole block in.

Oh, I almost forgot - some of you asked about the portion at the top of the RR - Marie stitched all of that herself. I know it is a Judith Kirby design, and I think it is actually two seperate charts. I have stitched the left side years ago that I gave to a friend... I am pretty sure the right side was not in my chart.... but if you Google Judith Kirby, you should find this.

Stitched on today: Started SBEBB Think Pink Exchange, and stitched on Marie's Neighborhood Round Robin

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posted by Carol at 11:24 PM

11 Comments:

That is soooo cute. Keep up the great work.

11:49 PM  

Yes, that is a two part Judith Kirby. I found the first part (left) on Ebay many years ago and found the second part (right) in a sale bin at an LNS. It's a big, complex piece, but it is SO Halloween.

Your square is looking great. I'm a great believer (by experience), that if the called for thread doesn't work, don't delay, substitute!

1:46 AM  

Also then lower right fence and broom closet is part of Three Gables from The Cricket Collection. Can you tell that I love Halloween designs?

1:49 AM  

I love how your square is looking so far, Miss Carol! That little Frankenstein is so handsome!

Those are Judith Kirby's Halloween Houses #9 & #15. They're very rare and sought after charts. I love how she's incorporated them into her Neighborhood!

7:38 AM  

Oh, Franky looks so cute! I can't wait to see what else you add!

8:16 AM  

your work is absolutely exquisite...I can only aspire.....

9:10 AM  

Yep, you're right they are Judith Kirby's and they are two separate charts, Marie gave them to me :o)

9:22 AM  

No 9 is on ebay - no idea whether 15 will ever come up for sale! Isn't this a great RR?

1:57 PM  

Oh, Little Frankie is sooooo adorable!!

2:28 PM  

I'm loving this!

2:47 PM  

Spooky fun - love it!

Tanya

10:01 AM  

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