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Peace and Plenty

August 22, 2024 By patgeary

Peace and Plenty is a Christmas Sampler included in the book Sisters by Blackbird Designs. It was published in 2013 and is now Out of Print. It could easily be added as the 5th sampler in the Christmas Sampler series.

Sisters by Blackbird Designs cover.

I chose a piece of 16ct antique white aida I had in my stash and used some of the called for floss and subs for the ones I did not have.

  • Gentle Arts Antique Rose – I used DMC 223
  • Gentle Arts Brandy
  • Gentle Arts Endive – I used DMC 3011
  • Gentle Arts Heirloom Gold
  • Gentle Arts Linen – I used DMC 950
  • Gentle Arts Old Hickory – I used DMC 611
  • Gentle Arts Old Red Pain I used au a Ver Soie 109
  • Gentle Arts Piney Woods
  • Gentle Arts Tarnished Gold
  • Gentle Arts Toffee – I used DMC 167
  • Gentle Arts Woodrose – DMC 407
Peace and Plenty stitched.

I made a mistake on the bottom border but decided to leave it. Now to decide on a frame and add it to my Christmas wall.

November 2024 – I decided to order a frame through Craig Frames. I had used their frames in the past by ordering custom frames through Amazon. This time I ordered directly through their website which seemed to offer a wider selection. They do not offer fractional sizes but that was OK for what I needed. The shipping was free and the frame came just as well packaged as those from pictureframes.com which has been my go to store for years.

And a closeup of the frame.

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  1. Robin in Virginia says

    August 23, 2024 at 6:30 am

    Peace and Plenty is gorgeous, Pat. I look forward to seeing how you frame it.

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