Blog Archive

Tuesday, March 16, 2021

Spring on the Farm Freebie

Well, hello my sweet friends. It is springtime on the farm; this is one of the busiest times of the year. A lot  is going on. It is time for calves to be born, hens are nesting, and there is a buzz of excitement as the weather warms. 

I am so excited to introduce my new little cross stitch "Spring on the Farm". 
I just think it is as cute as can be . I had to take a photo of it with my tiered tray by my corner sink. That is where I have lots of Pioneer Woman pieces and of course chickens. 
What is happening on this little farm? There are sheep grazing about. Dog gonnit !  I hope they do not get into the strawberry or carrot patches. The two patches of strawberries are producing the yummiest berries, and of course the baskets are in the field for picking. You are welcome to try a berry- My personal favorite is "Sweet Charlies" . 

Chicks have been born, and still one hen is nesting. 

This is a small measuring 53 x 53. I stitched mine on 14 count tea dyed aida.   I used 9 DMC floss colors. I stitch from stash ; my only regret is not choosing a brighter yellow for the chicks. Of course, if you stitched this you could stitch them a lot brighter. 
A red barn and tractor warms my heart. 

I finished it on a Dollar Tree tray that I painted white. I used scrap fabric and mounted it on a piece of cardboard and popped it into the bottom of the tray. 
The lace trim was from the Dollar Tree too. 
A Dollar Tree tray for finishing. 
If you would like to stitch, Spring on the Farm, just click the pdfs below.  Most of you know but I always like to say that I am not a professional designer, but am just sharing for fun. I am also not very tech savvy so each page is on its own pdf download. 

Click here for the instruction page.

Click here for the colored chart. 
Click here for the black and white chart. 
I am so happy you dropped by the farm today. If you would like to join me in weeding the berry patch, it would be greatly appreciated , but I have to forewarn you- it is back breaking work. So if you see me scooting in the field and chickweed a flying  you know what I am doing. Lol. 
Happy stitching, ya'll
Melisa
I would love to see your stitches. If you post on Instagram, please tag me and use #pinkernpunkinquilting ,and you can always Direct Message me.  Have a wonderful day, my sweet peeps. 
Hugs and Stitches
Everyday is a good day to be on the farm. 









 




24 comments:

  1. Thank you so much for sharing your stitches with us!

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Why thank you so much, Wendy for the sweet visit and kind comment. I sure hope you enjoy this little chart. I had a lot of fun stitching all the teeny motifs. Have a lovely evening.

      Delete
  2. Replies
    1. You are so welcome and thank you, Jennifer for visiting me today and checking out my stitch. I had a lot of fun stitching it and am thrilled to be able to share it. I hope you enjoy this little stitch. Happy stitcing.

      Delete
  3. You make the cutest designs! ❤️

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Awww, thank you so much; you are so very kind. It truly has been a joy and a blessing to have the time and ability to create and share these little stitches. I hope you are having a good week and have had the chance to get in some stitching and quilting. Thank you for visiting dear. Hugs.

      Delete
  4. Thanks so much! You did a beautiful job with your finishing. Have a lovely day.

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. You are so welcome, Sharon. I am so happy that you visited me today and checked out my little stitch. I was thrilled when I found that the stitch would fit perfectly in the Dollar Tree tray. I enjoy thrifty finishes. I hope you have a very lovely evening and enjoy this little stitch.

      Delete
  5. Thank you for sharing your darling stitch. I can't wait to get started!

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Aaww you are so very welcome and I am so honored that you are adding it to your stitch list. I had so much fun designing it and have a summer one already in the works. I was thinking one for each season. I hope you enjoy stitching Spring on the Farm. Have a lovely week. And thank you for the sweet visit.

      Delete
  6. Melisa, this chart is stinkin adorable. I have never lived on a farm but I sure enjoy being there with you. Thanks for sharing your life with us. You have a great day sweetie. ♥️❤️

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. I had such a ball stitching this, Patti and I reminisced a lot on farm activities as I stitched . The only thing we never had on the farm though were sheep. I have always wanted them though. Thank you so much for the sweet visit; your sweet comments always brighten my day. Hugs

      Delete
  7. Oh it is sooooo cute. I love the chubby tractor. The strawberries and carrots are perfect. And the sheep!!! soooooooo adorable!

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Aaww thank you so much, Kathy. It was teeny to stitch that it almost looks like a chunky little lawn mower too. Lol. I had so much fun stitching these little motifs though. Have a fabulous week , dear.

      Delete
  8. Really cute, Melisa! I especially love the tractor in this one--and the sheep, of course! It looks great in the Dollar Tree tray. I haven't been to Dollar Tree (or anywhere else pretty much!) in over a year. Now that I'm fully vaccinated, it's time to venture out and explore what they have to offer again. Hope you have a wonderful day ♥

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Oh thank you so much, Carol. I know you feel a lot better about venturing out now that you are vaccinated. The Dollar Tree has slowly been building up a craft section which is nice. I hope you find some great goodies when you do go out. Happy stitching.

      Delete
  9. merci pour cette jolie grille, bonne journée

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Aww you are so very kind and you are so welcome. I hope you enjoy this little stitch ; I had a lot of fun creating it and hope to do one for each season. And thank you for sweet visit. Happy stitching.

      Delete
  10. Spring on the Farm is darling, Melisa! That tractor is adorable. Enjoy your day!

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Aaah thank you so much, Robin. I had a lot of fun stitching it. I do not know which is my favorite motif- I think it would be between the tractor which I giggle because it almost looks like a lawn mower too lol and I love the barn. Have a lovely evening, Hugs.

      Delete
  11. I will pass on the weeding offer. It won’t be long and I will be doing my own. Not a favorite past time. Another fun filled post.

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Lol no weeding. It is not a favorite part of my garden chores either though I have been very busy with it today. Have a great week, Jacqueline and thank you so much.

      Delete
  12. Muchas gracias!! SerĂ¡ un placer coser .Saludos

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Aah you are so very welcome and thank you for the sweet visit and comment.Happy stitching.

      Delete

Popular Posts

Santas, Santas, and More Santas Christmas Hutch Tour