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A Year in a Country Garden Pictures
Take a stroll through the garden...
Please click on the picture to enlarge.
| CGS 72 Country Garden in January Pattern $6.00 |
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| 28 ct. white linen, GA Flosses, Beads |
| CGS 73 Country Garden in February Pattern $6.00 |
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| 28 ct. cherub pink linen, GA flosses, beads |
| CGS 76 Country Garden in March Pattern $6.00 |
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| 28 ct. white linen, Gentle Art floss, beads, |
| CGS 78 Country Garden in April Pattern $6.00 |
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| 28 ct. blue linen, GA floss, Beads |
| CGS 79 Country Garden in May Pattern $6.00 |
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| 28 ct. linen, GA floss, Beads |
| CGS 84 Country Garden in June Pattern $6.00 |
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| 28 ct. linen, GA flosses, beads |
| CGS 86 Country Garden in July Pattern $6.00 |
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| 28 ct. white linen, GA sampler threads, beads |
| CGS 87 Country Garden in August Pattern $6.00 |
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| 28 ct. linen, GAST, beads |
| CGS 88 Country Garden in September Pattern $6.00 |
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| 28 ct. natural linen, GAST floss, beads |
| CGS 89 Country Garden in October Pattern $6.00 |
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| 28 ct. linen, GAST floss, beads |
| CGS 94 Country Garden in November Pattern $6.00 |
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| 28 ct. linen, GAST floss, beads |
| CGS 96 Country Garden in December Pattern $6.00 |
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| 28 ct linen, GAST, beads |
| FInished Wall Quilt with January, February, March |
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| First wall quilt using April, May and June |
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| Accented with vintage mother of pearl and white buttons. |
| Year in a Country Garden Wall Quilt |
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| July, August and September |
| Wall Quilt using October, November and December |
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Sweet flower designs to brighten your days. These
designs are all be stitched the same size 4 3/4 x 4 3/4, stitched with Gentle Art Sampler Threads, and accented
with Mill Hill Seed beads. They can be finished a number of ways: a wall quilt, framed individually, framed with
several squares cut in a mat, a stitching tote.... I have all of mine done! I like to put them
up with the change of the seasons. I have used 1 1/2" strips on each side of the design twice then put a 3" strip
of fabric between each design and on each end. On two of them I used batting and stitched in the ditch along the wide
pieces and then put the binding on. The other two I put a backing on and top stitched around the edge. Both
ways look nice and hang nicely on the wall. For a table runner I would just use the backing as it lays flatter
and isn't as bulky.
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