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Floral Christmas Wreath

November 16, 2006 By Patricia Geary

Wreathes are not only beautiful ornaments, but are very symbolic and soothing. Mine is no exception. According to romantic victorians, the Christmas Rose symbolized tranquility, Spruce wished for Hope and the Poinsettia, through its legend, is a reminder of unselfish love. Religiously speaking, a rose is the flower of Mary, while evergreens symbolize everlasting life, and the Poinsettia is a reminder of the flaming Star of Bethlehem. I rather like the first which brings wishes of peace, hope, and love. ~ Sue Lentz ~

Picture of Counted Cross Stitch Floral Wreath project.

Floral Wreath

Quite some time ago, I purchased a chart Floral Christmas Wreath from Sue Lentz Needlework, an on-line company that has since gone out of business. It is a stunning piece and except for a large amount of back stitching (with gold floss) is finished. Because gold floss is hard to work with – at least for me – I pushed it to the back of a drawer to be forgotten.

Fast forward to January 2020. I finally sold this piece and the chart and instructions to someone who was willing to finish it and enjoy it. So glad it found a home even if it was not with me.

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  1. Carl says

    December 1, 2010 at 7:55 pm

    Wow that is a really beautiful stitch you created. Since the company went out of business this piece could be worth alot of money someday. This would be great to hang up during the holidays.

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