Update: I still don’t know what I’m going to do with this little bit of love, but it’s featured in the Valentine’s Day Roundup on One Pretty Thing.
Still looking for a Valentine’s Day craft? How ’bout some cross stitch action.
I stitched this up on 22 count Aida, so it’s tiny – about two inches square. The design is based on the Robert Indiana sculpture in Philadelphia’s John F. Kennedy Plaza and created on KG-Chart. Time is tight these days, so please forgive the cell phone pics of the finished work. The stitching is done, so now what do I do with it?
Here’s the pdf – love cross stitch. Enjoy!
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Reblogged this on pastadizisi and commented:
bu ara kaneviçe de ilgimi çok çekiyorr.
I used your brilliant pattern on an ottoman I’m making. I’ve included a link to this post on my blog. Thank you, I love it!
Wonderful! Enjoy and best wishes to your sister!
Thank you so much for the pattern. This is the theme of my sister’s wedding and I am so pleased that I have been able to make this for her.
Thanks for linking to me.
Thanks. That’s a good idea.
You’re welcome! Enjoy.
Thank you. Would love to see pics of your FO.
Thanks. I’ve been considering incorporating it into a patchwork pillow…
forgot – I think I’d add some backing fabric + make a small cushion.
I like it done in red, I’m thinking to use the colors from the sculpture. This is terrific, thx for sharing + I put this on my FB, too.
just lovely – thx
Gracias por compartir la cuadrícula, saludos.
Very cute. Why not leave it in the hoop, you’re seeing that a lot now.
Thanks for the pattern! I love to cross stitch and I’ll do this for my daughters as a special gift from “my heart to theirs” get it, sorry, lol!! I’m going to use it as a framed gift. Thanks again!
Susan
twenty-four7
xoxo
You’re welcome. Enjoy!
Thank you for the pattern! I’ve always loved this design. Robert Indiana also did a series of prints using this design, with different color variations, and I had a print of one of those pieces hanging in my dorm room in college.