During the Olympics I try to stitch something Olympic related. I have done boxes, ornaments, and even given a few away. See my blog back in 2008 for the Beijing Olympic needlepoint
(https://sudukc.wordpress.com/2008/08/26/olympicrings/) This year I did another rings and will probably make into an ornament for another grandchild.
I finally got around to charting it for anyone out there who might want to make their own. I think I allowed to give this away, I just don’t think I can charge for it. But if you would like to make a donation to your favorite Olympic sport…I think that would be nice. If you have trouble downloading just let me know and I’ll send you a PDF files…
Enjoy the last few days of the Sochi Olympics.
Thank you for stopping by and I hope you have time to stitch today! ttfn…sue
Author: sudukc
I was taught that everyday you should learn something new, so I consider myself a needle artist in training. I may have more experience in some techniques than others. I can knit (if sqares count), crochet with some degree of accuracy, and beading but only enjoy peyote and bead embroidery techniques. I am most adept with a needle and thread; temari, cross stitch, stumpwork, learning goldwork and my favorite needlepoint. But I know there are needlepointers out there who have forgotten more than I will ever learn.
I was a member of the American Needlepoint Guild (ANG) for over 20 years, have completed the Fellow Level of ANG Teacher certification. I have been a member of EGA and NETA but am not at present.
I also love to stitch using my computer...I have done stitch diagrams for national teachers, needlework shops and my own business sd designs. Now I am retired, but I still do original designs but am not teaching any longer.
In my other life, I am a wife, mother of 3 sons, GRANDmother to nine GRANDchildren (only 3 girls here) and a GREAT (only way this word will be used in same sentence with my name) Grandmother to 4 beautiful great grandchildren ( only one girl here too).
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I finally got around to charting it for anyone out there who might want to make their own. I think I allowed to give this away, I just don’t think I can charge for it. But if you would like to make a donation to your favorite Olympic sport…I think that would be nice. If you have trouble downloading just let me know and I’ll send you a PDF files…
Thank you for stopping by and I hope you have time to stitch today! ttfn…sue
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