Stitched by Hand ATC swap, Nautical Theme

Lucky by Andrea Zuill  The Flckr group Stitched by Hand is in the middle of another ATC card swap.  The theme this time is nautical. 

The pattern I used for the embroidery is one I designed a long time ago and had posted for free on Craftser.  I based it on Sailor Jerry tattoos.  The card itself measures only 2.5″ x 3.5″, not counting the little fabric border.  This piece is actually a very small quilt.  The batting is a piece of blue felt.  The back is covered by the white fabric that creates the border.

Take a look at all the Stitched by Hand ATC swap cards at http://www.flickr.com/groups/757417@N21/


8 Responses to “Stitched by Hand ATC swap, Nautical Theme”

  1. mimi k Says:

    Wowwee! The lucky person who swaps with you!

  2. Victoria Says:

    Terrific! The lucky person who receives this is going to thrilled!

  3. emily Says:

    This is great work, I love the Sailor Jerry stuff at the moment!

  4. Snippety Gibbet Says:

    I just posted a link on my blog with this same photo. When I clicked on the link to your blog, I couldn’t quite figure out what was going on because it looked the same as my post. hehehehe……. I love this piece. Your work is so beautiful, Andrea! jan

  5. Lorie Says:

    Aw man, I missed this one.. Your’s looks great! These are very fun to do, aren’t they? Quite addicting..

  6. Marjo Says:

    Hi Andrea,
    I really love your work and I have left you an award at my blog.
    But if you don’t wish to post the award on your blog for any reason please feel free to do so!
    Keep up the good work!

  7. Lemonie Says:

    hELLO Andrea,
    I would love to link your works on my blog and can I post some of the pictures you have here on my blog? It just for reference and link. Can I? Ehe….

  8. flavia Says:

    hello Andrea, just writing to let you know that I just adore your bird http://zuill.us/andreablog/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/bird-and-flower-org-1.jpg

    thanks for your art, it made me smile. flavia, from Brazil

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