Another amazing snowflake finish landed in my inbox. Laurel stitched her fluffy January flake on 16ct “Aurora” by Picture This Plus – and what a gorgeous fabric color choice it is!

(making a note to order some fabrics from PTP very soon…)

This was our January pattern for the 2013 Ornament Club, if you weren’t pre-registered for the year and would like to stitch the snowflake you’ll find the individual pattern available here.

Thank you, Laurel, for sharing your beautiful finish with us. Much appreciated

Happy Stitching everyone!

Another snowflake stitched on sparkly fabric, this one was stitched in a variegated purple floss by Tammy on some leftover opalescent aida she had. Ornaments are great for using up those leftover pieces of fun fabrics that you have in your stash

Great fabric and floss choice, Tammy! Thank you for sharing your stitching photos with us, always appreciated and I love seeing how everyone’s ornaments come out different even though we’re all using the same pattern.

If you’re looking for the snowflake pattern to stitch your own big sparkling snowflake you’ll find the pattern here.
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When I posted Angela’s snowflake last week she had mentioned that she planned on stitching a second version on red fabric… well, she whipped it pretty fast – and she’s even finished it into an ornament ready to hang already! She’s way ahead of me on stitching projects for the new year, that’s for certain.

In case you missed her pretty red and green snowflake, you can find that here. <==

And if you're looking for the January Snowflake pattern you can pick that up here. <==

Happy Stitches Everyone <3

I’m sure I sound repetitive, but I really love the beautiful and creative color choices that everyone is using for their snowflakes

Angela stitched her fluffy flake on 14 count cream aida using DMC 3818 and 816. She plans on finishing this one into the top of a little box and she already has a second snowflake planned on 18 count red aida using DMC 806 – I really look forward to seeing how that comes out, I think the snowflake is really going to pop on the red fabric.
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I had mentioned previously that one of my favorite things in ornament club is to send out a pattern with no floss key or legend and see what sorts of creativity come back in the finished pieces. It’s fascinating how a few little changes can make a design look completely different.

This is Jen’s snowflake stitched using Renaissance hand-dyed lamb’s wool on 18 count Aida. (Though in her blog post she says she’ll never use lamb’s wool to cross stitch with again)

If you didn’t make the deadline to register for our Ornament Pattern Club you can still pick up the pattern for the January snowflake as an individual chart here.
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