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Tall Pines by Little House Needleworks

October 6, 2020 By patgeary

I’m not sure how long I have had Tall Pines by Little House Needleworks in my stash, but I decided I needed to work on a small project so pulled this one out.

Tall Pines


“Under tall pines and stars giving light, a cabin sits wrapped in the still of the night”. While the recommended fabric is 32 Ct. Summer Khaki Linen, I chose to use 16ct Chocolate Milk from Fabric by Stephanie. The recommended floss uses DMC, Gentle Art Sampler Threads, Weeks Dye Works and Crescent Colors. I am using some of the recommended floss and switching some of it out for Victorian Motto Sampler Shoppe floss (my very favorite.) The stitch count is 99 x 99 so in 16ct, the finished size will only be 6 1/4 x 6 1/4.

DMC 712 cream
WDW Straw/VMSS Golden Sand
CC Brandied Pears/VMSS Kansas Cone Flower
CC Caterpillar
CC English Ivy/VMSS Ripe Avocado
CC La Tierra/VMSS Woodland Trail
GA Mountain Mist/VMSS Prim Stitcher

Tall Pines Progress 10/10/2020.
Tall Pines Progress 10/10/2020

I forgot to note when I started this one but it was a fairly quick stitch and I finished it on October 13, 2020. No to decide how to finish it.

Tall Pines by Little House Needleworks.

August 28, 2022: I decided to use one of the boards I bought from Michaels to finish off this one. I laced the stitched piece on matboard, covered another piece of matboard with fabric and attached them both to the wooden board. Rustic and perfect for this one.

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  1. Robin in Virginia says

    October 7, 2020 at 9:22 am

    What a pretty stitch you are working on, Pat!

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