Cross stitch is a popular form of counted thread embroidery in which X-shaped stitches are used to form a picture. It is usually executed on easily countable even weave fabric. The stitcher counts the threads in each direction so that the stitches are of uniform size and appearance.
Have a glance of some of my needle point designs displayed in chronological order as they were finished.
Materials used: weave fabric, DMC threads
actual size: 48 x 37cm
actual size: 33 x 35cm
I have done this one when my mood was into spiritual. Took 1 month to finish. Occasionally loosening up my hands when schedule permits.
actual size: 49 x 59cm
Personalized House Clock
actual size: 30 x 43cm
This was given by my sister-in-law Cory. Just added our names (Ding, Ann, CJ Cucio) for a personalized touched finish.
actual size: 70 x 47cm
Got enthused when I saw the pattern resembled like a painting. Applied 3 strands thread half cross stitching.
Actually, the portion where the clock is positioned was an extra weave fabric. I was contemplating what to do with that extra space. I reflected the Bible and the message appeared before me was John 3:16 "For God so loved the world that He gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life." Put a clock for added value and use.
actual size: 96 x 68cm
This is my favorite. Used 6 strands of DMC threads double stitches and French knots. Embellished with few pieces of butterflies for accents. Spent 6 months of on and off labor to finish.
actual size: 91 x 37cm
This is being hung in our store. Customers especially the teens kept on asking what time is it manay? (Bicol word in addressing female older than you are). Maybe, they are reminded by their parents to go home early after a cool dip in the pool.
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