Thursday, June 28, 2012

Cottage Catch-up

Gentle Readers and Dear Friends I am running short of time this morning so will make this a short post about the CCN Cottages - 

I don't think I ever got a snap of completed June up - so here is a snap of that - 


I think my favorite part of this cottage is the thatched roof.  As you can see I changed up this one a bit, but leaving off the floating flowers and I deleted the french knots from the strawberries - they looked nothing like seeds to me - I did stitch in some seeds with really small stitches, but you can not see them in the photo.

Here is an overall shot of the piece showing the little progress I have made with July...


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That's about it for today sports fans!!  Thanks for stopping by, do stop again!!

Take care,
edgar

24 comments:

  1. Beautiful, Edgar!
    I just love your overall piece...it's so cool to see how the seasonal effects look one after the other. :)
    Hugs and kisses
    Ma

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  2. Your village looks wonderful! This is going to be a stunning piece at the end of the year!

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  3. Wow, that is really going to be a beautiful finish...love the progress and can't wait to see July :o)

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  4. Are those lady bugs flying in the air? How cute!

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  5. June's cottage has really altered the look of this piece with the whitewash cottage.. looking superb.

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  6. Oh how pretty! I love your big piece together too.

    Jennifer

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  7. Coming along very nicely....I never get french knots to look right...I usually change or leave out.

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  8. The changes look great as always just right. This is going to be another great project to add to you wall.

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  9. So pretty! I love how all the roofs are different! Hadn't noticed that.

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  10. This is just beautiful. I really need to get needle in hand and makes some "x"s again. I just barely got over my craving for the 4 new Prairie Schoolers: August, January, Bunnies and 3 Billy Goat's Gruff. Then all of a sudden I see 4 NEWER ones up on-line. Where has the time gone...............

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  11. The thatched roof is great! I like the windows too. They look like they have sort of a stained glass effect. :)

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  12. They will be so nice when they're all finished. Do you have a spot on your wall saved for them yet? :)

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  13. Oh, Edgar! It's lovely! I think June and July will be my favs!

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  14. Love it! I originaly started stitching them individually and only finished January so I'm thinking you inspired me to rethink and stitch them together. It looks great!

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  15. It looks wonderful! You always make a stitched project look better than the model with your tweaks : )

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  16. This is such a lovely project. The thatched roof has some great colors. I am partial to those ladybugs in the June block.

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  17. June looks great-one of my favorites!

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  18. That is gorgeous Edgar, I think it is my favourite so far. I don't know how she can call anything with three storeys a cottage mind you, but they look fabulous

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  19. Your June Cottage is so pretty! I love strawberries. Great start on July too. Your entire piece is gonna be spectacular when finished.

    Hugs,
    Veronica.

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  20. They are just amazing Edgar!

    And you make me feel bad that I only finished April a couple of weeks ago...
    Congrats on keeping right in time with the months! That is a feat all it's own.

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  21. Your June cottage turned out great, Edgar! I had hoped to stitch that one myself for my June bowl of strawberry-themed pieces, but I just couldn't fit it in. Maybe next year :)

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  22. Looks great! The June cottage just screams "summer" to me.

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  23. I am stitching these but not as one large piece...yours looks beautiful, makes me wish I did it this way.

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  24. Oooh! So gorgeous Edgar! I love these cottages and how you are putting them altogether!

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