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I did this painting back in February. Since I went to the library and took out all the Potter books they had to work on my mousie, I thought it would be a good tribute piece. In the spring I was contacted by a counted cross stitch pattern maker to license the image as a a counted cross stitch. I must say that was a huge thrill. The pattern is up here.
The site also licensed several other pieces, mostly flowers, which have not been made into patterns yet.
Sorry I've been MIA. My plate suddenly got fuller than I expected. I still want to "play catch up" for the couple of weeks I missed.
I just sort of scribbled until this lovely lady showed up on the paper. What do you think?
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Very nice work Girly, you did a great job. I think it's wonderful. At least you posted your stuff already I still have to come up with something. Oh well, I'm going to watch the DVD and get inspired. Again Wendy great work.
V
Congratulations! And great image!
Linda
that is so lovely, and it translates beautifully into the crossstich pattern. Great job.
That's beautiful. If I didn't spend so much time painting I might take up cross-stitch. Congratulations on a job well done.
What a beautiful image! There's a nostalgic feel to it, and you can see how it would translate well into a cross-stitch pattern. It's delightful!
How awesome is that?!? Congratulations. And, by the way, my son LOVES your mouse. He wanted to see it up close a week ago. What a beautiful picture.