3 New Designs.. Velveteen Rabbit

Hi, I hope everyone's keeping well and managing to keep on top of all
their Christmas stitching. I'd just like to invite you to take a peek
at 3 new designs... the Velveteen Rabbit (the latest in the Storybook
Collection) and 2 new miniature scenic pieces at
http://www.lynnenicoletti.com/new.html. There's also a new section
labelled 'Design Storyboards' that gives details as to how the Velveteen
Rabbit and some of the other designs were developed.
Thank you very much for taking the time to look into this... have a
great weekend.
Lynne
Lynne Nicoletti cross stitch

Lynne Nicoletti wrote:

I'd just like to invite you to take a peek
at 3 new designs... the Velveteen Rabbit
Oooooooo, he's really cute, Lynn! What a wonderful interpretation!
--
Joan

See my first-ever design he
http://www.heritageshoppe.com/joan.jpg

"Stitch when you are young and poor, frame when you are old and rich."
- Elizabeth's (rctn'r) sister's MIL (Barbara Marr)

Yes, I remember when I saw her "Alice" for the first time and thought it
creative.
Dianne

Joan Erickson wrote:

Lynne Nicoletti wrote:

I'd just like to invite you to take a peek
at 3 new designs... the Velveteen Rabbit

Oooooooo, he's really cute, Lynn! What a wonderful interpretation!

Yes, I remember when I saw her "Alice" for the first time and thought it
creative.

Dianne, I can honestly say it's even better in person. I put it into my
rotation about a month ago, and it's fun to stitch. And it is very
reminiscent of the story line - particularly falling down into the rabbit
hole. I'm leaving the whisper-ed rabbit until the end, but can't wait to
see how he turns out.

Shannon L.

Lynne Nicoletti wrote:

Hi, I hope everyone's keeping well and managing to keep on top of all
their Christmas stitching. I'd just like to invite you to take a peek
at 3 new designs... the Velveteen Rabbit (the latest in the Storybook
Collection) and 2 new miniature scenic pieces at
http://www.lynnenicoletti.com/new.html. There's also a new section
labelled 'Design Storyboards' that gives details as to how the Velveteen
Rabbit and some of the other designs were developed.
Thank you very much for taking the time to look into this... have a
great weekend.
Lynne
Lynne Nicoletti cross stitch





Lynn, they're lovely. I especially like the one with the Gooderham
(flatiron) building and the CN tower. I used to walked by the Gooderham
every day on the way to work.

Marg

Thank you very much for taking the time to check out these new designs
and for your generous comments. The range of fibres that are available
to stitchers has never been so vast and exciting and I'm so glad that
someone thought to produce textured threads, like Wisper. They add such
an interesting dimension to needlework.