Fanny, the newest 4 legged member of the family, when she was a baby. Fanny is a mini long-haired dachshund.
Some repeats in this post on Sally Anne’s house because I could not get quite organized enough! But still enjoyable to see Sally Anne’s beautiful collection of needlepoint she has done for her home. This post is more of her den with close-ups of some pieces in the previous post.
the DEN… AGAIN!
The red and white stripes are gingham and then strawberries which have been padded and stitched, beads added on top.
Sally Anne's collection of antique majolica butter pats and needlepointed butter pats in a hanging shelf.
Close up of the needlepointed butter pats made into ornaments.
These ornaments are from an exclusive series we designed and sold at the Chaparral Needleworks.
Table in the den is full of needlepoint! Notice the Quimper needlepointed plates from Cooper Oaks on either side of the painting. The painting depicts Sally Anne's pets.
Sally Anne's needlepoint kimono sits on her back table among her needlepointed picture frames and a collection of antique cow shaped cream pitchers.
Corner of the den hung with children's chairs containing needlepoint pillows.
Patty Paints folk art American flag pillow is displayed in an antique children's chair hung on the wall.
Other children's chairs are decorated with a special needlepoint pillow. From left to right: Our Faithful Friends from Maggie & Co., Designing Women, and Once in a Blue Moon.
Comfy chairs in the den!
Ewe and Eye pillow I taught as a class-one of my all time favorites!
Cornish pig from original art by John Johanssen from Melissa Shirley Designs.
Sally Anne's back door even has needlepoint on it-this an ornament from Chaparral Needleworks' 2001 exclusive Americana series.
Close up of the flag shield from the Americana series.