Each Christmas I pull out these hand stitched decorations and hang them in the archways of my living room. This year as I put them away I felt a surge of happy stitching memories. I feel very fortunate to have had the opportunity of taking lessons from Lynn Payette on a weekly basis or 5 or 6 years.
It was an open class room. At times we were working on one of Lynn's designs or we were working on a project or our own. Each year Lynn would design a Christmas decoration or two and the entire class would participate in stitching it.
(The date denotes when the stitching was completed.)
I learned so much and have such great respect for Lynn. She is truly a great teachers. If you get the opportunity to take a class with her don't pass it up.
It was an open class room. At times we were working on one of Lynn's designs or we were working on a project or our own. Each year Lynn would design a Christmas decoration or two and the entire class would participate in stitching it.
(The date denotes when the stitching was completed.)
I learned so much and have such great respect for Lynn. She is truly a great teachers. If you get the opportunity to take a class with her don't pass it up.
your work is amazing-so beautiful
ReplyDeleteYour work is, indeed, beautiful. Did you create the ornament backing and finishing yourself? They are all so lovely.
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful - I particularly like the birds - your stitching is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI took two classes with Lynn at the EGA National Seminar 2010. I envy you your ongoing workshops with her. I love her presentation and her designs.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful!!! I love this idea and think I might have to steal it! It would be great to create the annual Elliott family ornament....love it!
ReplyDeleteAnd I did take a class from Lynn at one point and did enjoy it but it was soooooo long ago. It was a dragon....
These are wonderful heirlooms for you to use every year. Your stitching is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteHugs
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