Girl Power! Part 2

 I decided to adapt my last design so that it could be stitched on a 14 ct aida bookmark. I also changed the crown so that it is Princess Peach's crown from Super Mario Brothers 2. The colors are the same two from the last design (DMC 899 and 726). Oh, and because I'm indecisive, I have a slight variation of this design too.

Girl Power!

I have wanted to stitch this saying for a long time, but I could never quite figure out how to arrange the text. I had almost forgotten about it completely until a few days ago it hit me that it would make a great bookmark! Off to kg-chart I went and this is what I designed.

A Few Loose Screws

I'm returning to my theme of idioms for madness/craziness. I have no font to reference this time since I came up with this one on my own. It's all backstitch, but if you wanted to, you could attempt to fill in the screws and wood with cross stitches. I just liked the look of it without it.

Mad as a Hatter

I'm still using the crazy theme as inspiration for my cross stitch designs. The font for this pattern was found at stitchpoint.com. I had trouble picking just one design to share for this idea so keep reading for two variations of it.

Bats in the Belfry

I'm running with the crazy theme. The font is from the Alphabet Generator at stitchpoint.com.

Are you pondering what I'm pondering?

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I based the pattern for Brain off of the large sprite found here. It's been so long since I started working on this pattern that I honestly do not remember if I based the font off of one I found or just decided to wing it. All I do know is that I'm so excited to have it done even if I do keep looking at what else I could change to make it better.

1 Corinthians 13:11

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Gold = DMC 783

The backstitch alphabet I used can be found here.

Inspired by Art Deco design and needing a good border, I came up with this after not being satisfied with anything else I could find for free online. I've modified the pattern some from the version I stitched up so it should fit a little better in a standard 5x7 frame when stitched on 16 ct aida.