I finished! This was a project I started the first of December. I waited another month to receive a back-order of the ribbon and the thread for the roof. When I saw this punchneedle cupboard door hanger depicting a tree farm I knew I had to make it. Taking a trip to the Christmas tree farm in the mountains is one of our traditions that we have been doing since the kids were little. If you look close you can see some rusty jingle bells sewn to the bottom of the hanger. (pattern by Brenda Gervais)
News travels fast in the blogging world but just in case you haven't heard
Kaaren will be doing 6 weeks of cancer treatments.
Shelley at Red Quilts has a super idea of sending some sunshine to Kaaren. Go to Shelly's blog where you can read more and find out how to participate.
With Passion,
Carrie P.
12 comments:
Is your tree farm piece done with yarn or wool strips? Whatever, it is wonderful.
What a beautiful cupboard hanger. Love the rusty jingly bells. Have a great weekend.
That must have been so much work. So much detail.
Oh Carrie, this is adorable. I love the smoke coming out from the chimney. Love it!
Wonderful piece and love the extra add ons that make it special.
Debbie
Love it! Really adorable. I have a needlepunch here that has become a ufo, I think I should get it out again.
Very cute! Projects like this that evoke such wonderful memories and traditions are the best kind. Congrats on a fabulous finish!
Sweet!!
This is darling! How great to find a project that's not only cute but has a special meaning to you. Love this.
I loooooooooove it!!! Oh my gosh is that ever fun!
Will hop over and visit Shelly
That is WONDERFUL! Oh, you are making me miss home again. We used to have 20 acres, but our back property line butted up to a very large (hundreds of acres) Christmas tree farm.
Ahhh, very cute! You did a great job!
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