But I did complete a deer towel before starting the squirrel, so I will share that with you today!
These adorable patterns are courtesy of doe-c-doe. You can find the deer and the squirrel patterns in this post here.For more inspiration, check out Flor's deer! I love that she did hers in baby pink, and it was hard not to follow her lead. Truthfully, I enjoyed this pattern so much, I just might do another one in Flor's color choices.
I'd like to wish a happy birthday to my girl Rachel!
xoxo,
Amy

your deer is so sweet and adorable!
ReplyDeleteI love the vintage birthday card too :)
darling, Amy!
ReplyDeleteoh my that is so adorable.. your stitching is flawless. how long have you been doing it?
ReplyDeleteHi Katie! I've been embroidering for almost 7 years. I love it! Your work is pretty stellar too. <3
ReplyDeleteyou're kidding me! that deer is too cute! I'd like to get into embroidery... any websites that might help?
ReplyDeleteHow sweet! I love the color combination you chose! So pretty and vintage looking!
ReplyDeleteOoh ooh I love your deer! I say you can never have enough random tea towels with deer on them... :)
ReplyDeletei love you deer too, i think i specially love your color choices for the flowers. they kinda have a 60's feel to them :)
ReplyDeletefabulous...absolutely frigg'in fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI may sound crazy, but I think that awesome deer looks like my puppy Strummer!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind words, everyone!
ReplyDeletesunnie_fairy: I will compile a list of great embroidery resources for you and send you an email! <3
Melisser: No, you don't sound crazy. I definitely think this deer looks like a chihuahua hybrid. So yeah, it totally looks like Strummer. :)
Amy!!!!! Thanks so much for your sweet birthday wish! I love love love love love the vintage card. YAY! :)
ReplyDeleteAnd, of course, I love the deer. I have that pattern printed on an 8.5 X 11 piece of paper and in the front clear cover of the notebook in which I store my embroidery transfers. Every time I look at it, I think, "MAN! I gotta stitch that thing!" Yours inspires me even more. :)
XOXOXO
Rach