When I was working on my America the Beautiful towel, a line of the song jumped out at me: "God shed His grace on thee." Yes, the song is about the United States of America, but those words are true for everyone. God shed His grace on you. On me. On us. It needed to become an embroidery pattern.
I sketched a little, then I painted a bit...
And then I sketched a bit more until I landed at the design in the pattern. It's a little bit USA (think fireworks), but since I'm posting on the 4th of July (inspiration struck yesterday!), it would be suitable for other times if you stitch the stars in something other than red, white, and blue.
Stitch the stars with three stitches, but on the larger ones, you should tack down the middle with a tiny stitch.
Have a safe and happy Independence Day! And remember God's grace. No matter what we have done, He loves us.
What kind of pen is that in the picture of your painting above?
ReplyDeleteSarah A.
That's a Stampin Up Aqua Painter pen.
DeleteLots of companies make them and they have several names. Water pen is most common. I bought mine at Michaels, but Amazon has them too.
DeleteThanks!
DeleteSarah A.
It really is beautiful and would make a lovely 'Lettering' project too.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your work :)
I love this! I was looking for a gift for our hospital chaplain who is helping me through a very difficult time and this will be perfect. Thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this! I think it would be a great child pillow. I have saved this to my Embellishments Pinterest board: https://www.pinterest.com/thelostapron/embellishments/
ReplyDeleteThank you for such a great pattern. With all that is happening in our world today, this is perfect!!
ReplyDeleteOh Molly you always just seems to hit the moment no matter what you are creating. This is no exception. Thank you for all you do and for all you share with us.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Vicki
Oh Molly you always just seems to hit the moment no matter what you are creating. This is no exception. Thank you for all you do and for all you share with us.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Vicki