Here he is - the third and final Arctic Circle Santa- this happy gent is from Lapland and is accompanied by his reindeer friend. He measures 3.75" w by 4.75" h. This kit series came out in 2009. In case you might want to order them or look for them at your LNS (local needlework shop), Greenland Santa is #MH20-9301, Lapland Santa is #MH20-9302 and Nunavut Santa is #MH20-9303. I love these little kits and there are always ample supplies - almost enough left to do a second one. All floss numbers and bead numbers are supplied so you could easily buy more to make additional pieces.
I'm now working on
another little Mill Hill stitched and beaded piece- I'll show it to you next Monday. Here's a tiny peek at left- she's a cutie!!My next post will be #300!! In celebration, I'm having a Giveaway- have you entered yet? The draw will be held on Thursday Nov. 25 at 9pm local time (Atlantic Standard Time). Don't wait till the last minute. Click here to see the details. Good Luck!
A fellow blogger, Marie over at SRE Deluxe, is also having a Giveaway for her 300th post. Check her out here and enter her draw too - it runs till Dec. 1st.
Peace,
Linda
Christmas is a time of joy,
A time for love and cheer,
A time for making memories,
To last throughout the year.
8 comments:
Too cute!!!!
I love Lapland Santa. So nice! Great moustache!
Hello Linda, your Lapland Santa stitchery is very pretty. Hugs judy
Really nice, Linda. Your tree will look lovely with all these Santas adorning them.
Cool to see how many comments you've received on your giveaway - good stuff! :)
Oh my they're getting nicer and nicer. The little glimpse does look like a cutie.
Great job Linda. Do you sing while you bead and quilt???? Would love to be a butterfly in your sewing room, listening.
Actually Bargello, I AM singing a lot these days. We are using no music this year in concert - everything must be memorized. That gets harder as we get older... So yes, I usually have a piece of music open beside me as I sit and work. Not so sure you'd want to be listening though... :)
Love that Lapland Santa. They must be a lot of fun to make.
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