Tomorrow is a fun snowmen piece. 4 more starts.
Jan 27, 2016
DUCJC Day 27
Today was another tiny beauty and I fell in love with it. Here is what it will look like...
It's called Seaside Squared from Erica Michaels. Yep I know another ocean themed piece haha. I love everything about this one. The cute little mermaid. The lighthouse. The whale. Every little piece. I also LOVE it's done on 40ct. So tiny!! Here is my progress...
See I told you little. Hope you overseas ladies can understand my US ruler. It's 2 inches but with my ignorance of the metric system I don't know how it converts....little haha.
Tomorrow is a fun snowmen piece. 4 more starts.
Tomorrow is a fun snowmen piece. 4 more starts.
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I like all the little details too! Maybe you can give Jeremiah some homework to convert your charts to metric, ha h.
This chart is adorable Katie and you've made a really good start. Thanks for adding the ruler. Luckily I'm happy working in either system, despite the European Union trying to force us to be metric! :)
Cute chart and 40 ct is quite a tiny one to stitch. I can work with both measuring systems. In fact even the UK magazines mention fabric count unit as HPI -holes per inch.
That's another really cute one and a terrific start. 4 days to go!
Lovely and oh so tiny! (I happened to be sitting next to my little sewing gauge. It looks like 2 inches is about 5 centimeters. Tiny.)
Wow! 32ct is about the smallest I can go lol it's looking great! The pattern is awesome :)
Beautiful design and start Katie.
Linda
Beautiful and so intricate
A very pretty little design,I love the mermaid too:)
So teeny tiny ... about 5cm according to the ruler on my desk (I'm still and inches girl)
Sweet design, and you've made a wonderful start!
What a sweet chart you have found again!! A great start too.
I have used Google conversion helper as I am a Metric girl :) Yep, it is ridiculously small... but looks oh so cute :) Well done!
Oh my, Katie, this is such a beautiful design. I love it. And it's so so tiny on the 40 ct fabric. WE have the metric system but I have centimeter and inch rulers, as for my quilting it depends on where the pattern comes from.
... I wanted to write We, not WE.
Cute design and good for you going for 40ct again! One inch is about 2.5cm if you're interested. :)
Oh that's so cute! You must have great eyesight...or a good magnifier!
Pretty little design:)
This is freaking adorable! The best one yet!
I use both systems of measuring equally happily. Tend to use inches for cross stitch simply because that's how the fabric is counted. So if I'm looking at a chart I'll count two inches for every 30 squares on the chart to get a rough idea of size. Or one inch if I'm doing over one!
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