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Swedish Huck Weaving/Monk's Cloth
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These are some bookmarks I created with Swedish Huck Weaving (a.k.a. Monk's Cloth). They were all stitched on 14 count Aida cloth.
I absolutely adore Huck Weaving. It goes very quickly. A bookmark is a project that can be completed in a relatively short amount of time, as compared to something cross stitched. (I don't have a photo of the backs of the bookmarks, but people always marvel at them, because you can't see anything! Literally, the back of a huck-woven piece has no threads showing whatsoever and looks like an unused piece of fabric.)
Melanie (known to the cat as "Rowr" or "Rowr Rowr") =^.^=
4 files, last one added on Feb 15, 2010 Album viewed 9332 times
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Small cross stitch pieces - "cover kits" from British cross stitch magazines
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These are some small cross stitch pieces I made from British magazines. Though I've bought many American cross stitch magazines, I especially liked the British magazines for both their detailed projects and the free cover kits. :) I never met a free cover kit I didn't adore! ;D
13 files, last one added on Feb 16, 2010 Album viewed 12866 times
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Small cross stitch pieces from various places (mostly kits)
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In order to feed my cross stitch addiction, I often purchased small, inexpensive kits that I could carry around with me. They fit in my handbag and were good for times I got stuck waiting somewhere, when a larger project would have been too cumbersome.
8 files, last one added on Feb 16, 2010 Album viewed 9736 times
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Cross stitched bookmarks
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These are all cross stitched bookmarks that I made. Some are from kits included in British cross stitch magazines (which are also in the album of British cross stitch magazine cover kits), some are from inexpensive kits I purchased to carry around with me for times I'd be stuck waiting somewhere. At least one of these is my own design.
6 files, last one added on Feb 16, 2010 Album viewed 5612 times
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Cross stitched "tags"
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Many years ago, I found a few "tag" kits to cross stitch on sale. These were small kits that didn't take a long time to make. They're a little too big to classify as bookmarks (and they're not really bookmarks, as they're made to be hung on a wall!), too small to be classified as medium sized pieces. Thus, I say they deserve their own album!
Note: I had forgotten I had a name tag in here. This was not from a kit. It came from a British cross stitch magazine, Mary Hickmott's New Stitches. I'm including it in this album because it's a tag!
4 files, last one added on Feb 16, 2010 Album viewed 5325 times
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Medium size cross stitched pieces
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These are pieces that required a pretty decent amount of work, but don't qualify as large pieces. Many of these were kits.
6 files, last one added on Feb 16, 2010 Album viewed 5862 times
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My own designs
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I have a few designs I created...some are licensed characters (like Tweety), which I can't sell. A few of these are in this album.
3 files, last one added on Feb 16, 2010 Album viewed 8978 times
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Large cross stitched pieces
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These are the biggies, the ones that took months and months to stitch. I normally didn't keep track, but I do remember one of the pieces took about 6 months altogether to finish.
10 files, last one added on Feb 16, 2010 Album viewed 5447 times
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Random photos - beadmaster's Gallery |

Carl & Diana7544 viewsSome friends of mine were getting married, and I wanted to create something special for them. When the bride told me blue was her favorite color, I created this design to stitch onto fingertip towels to give as a wedding gift.
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Lounge Leopard11318 viewsCrushed purple velvet robe trimmed in leopard-print satin with matching belt and pajama bottoms. Leopard-print faux-fur slippers.
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Kokopelli Dancer5218 viewsI believe this was made from a pattern in a pattern book, which was purchased from a craft store.
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Mint Green Socks - front6438 viewsAren't these amazing?! This was the first thing I saw when I opened the box, these beautiful mint green delights! I'm only sorry my camera doesn't do any of these items justice...if I didn't stand in the light, it overexposed everything, if I stood in the light, it worked, but then it rendered the colors too murky. :( This is a lovely mint green shade; here on the screen it shows more jade than mint. And look at that stitching! I'm blown away!
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Picot lace bracelet4539 viewsThis is a picot lace bracelet, made to match the picot lace choker. Yes, the beads are the same color, even though they don't look it.
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Top pic 45386 views
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Two huck bookmarks8442 viewsThis is a scan of two as-yet-unfinished huck bookmarks (before I had removed cross threads to make a fringed effect).
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"I Love You"7907 viewsThis came with a plastic heart-shaped frame, which I didn't like. I liked this design, though it included fractional stitches, which I didn't like!
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Last additions - beadmaster's Gallery |

Top pic 45386 viewsAug 15, 2014
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Top pic 36890 viewsAug 15, 2014
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Top pic 210137 viewsAug 15, 2014
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Top pic 15473 viewsAug 15, 2014
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Bottle8693 viewsJan 31, 2014
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Mask7078 viewsJan 31, 2014
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Box, pyramid & necklace7587 viewsJan 31, 2014
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Pendant8980 viewsJan 31, 2014
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