And the rains still come. In between the showers, I put on my rain boots, slosh out to the garden and pull a few weeds before retiring back to the porch to stitch and stitch and stitch. ❤🧵🧵🧵

Happy Tuesday, Sweet friends. For the last couple of days, I have been working on Christmas stitching. Sitting on the porch listening to the pitter patter as I stitch makes for a relaxing evening.
My sweet friend , Dianet at Parchesdeamor Blogspot, shared "Ho Ho Ho" last year as a freebie, and it is as cute as a button! I still have more stitching to do on this sweetie , but it is moving right along. Thank you , Dianet for sharing your fabulous talents with us. 🤗 💗
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| I am stitching Ho Ho Ho on 14 count tea/ coffee dyed Aida. |
I also finished stitching
Bent Creek's freebie Surrounded By Joy. I will be making it into an ornament soon.
Floss Colors that I used for Surrounded By Joy:
DMC 895, 221, 470, 310 ( for beak), Blanc, 3371.
Now onto the Summer Stamp SAL.
Tweet ! Tweet! May I introduce to you- Home Tweet Home.
A little birdie is quite at home in its birdhouse. The bees are buzzing along the little flower filled vine that grows up the pole.

As with all of the summer stamps, I am stitching the designs twice. Once as a pin pillow and second in a larger sampler. If you decide to stitch the little stamps as a whole, you can put the stamps in any position that you want.
I do hope that you visit these lovely ladies. It is so much fun to see their versions of the Summer Stamps, and it is always a feast for the eyes to see what else they are working on. ❤🤗
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| I outlined the birdhouse on the large sampler with DMC 841. |
Home Tweet Home Stamp was stitched using 9 DMC floss colors including: Blanc, 310, 400, 782, 815, 898, 930, 3345, 3346
If you are interested in how I dyed my 14 count Aida, I shared the process in a previous post entitled Let's Dye Some Fabric
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If you are interested in stitching this piece, just grab , the images. For printing tips, refer to the post Tips for Printing which has loads of tips from my sweet friends.
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If you missed any of the previous posts in respect to the Summer Stamp SAL , below is a schedule with links back to the appropriate posts.
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SUMMER STAMP SCHEDULE
April 2nd Summer Stamp Introduction
April 7th Stamp Stamp Border
April 14th Summer Stamp Header
April 21st Summer Stamp 1 "And the Garden Grows"
April 28th Summer Stamp 2 Summer Harvest
May 5th Summer Stamp 3 Summertime Treat
May 12th Summer Stamp 4 Sunflower Strut
May 19th Summer Stamp 5 Summer Quilt Stamp
May 26th Summer Stamp 6 Pink Lemonade
June 2nd Summer Stamp 7 Home Tweet Home
June 9th Summer Stamp 8
June 16th Summer Stamp 9
June 23rd Bonus Summer Stamp 10
June 27th Final Reveal
Alright Sweeties, I am off to see what the day allows. I wish you a day of sunshine and sprinkled with love and laughter.
As Always...
Happy Stitching and Quilting, y'all
Melisa
"A bird sitting on a tree is never afraid of the branch breaking, because her trust is not on the branch but on its own wings."- unknown.
Hugs and Stitches!!!!🤗🧵❤
Dedicated to my dear sister, Amy. . I love and miss you so much.. Love you , Amo.
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Other Posts That Might Strike Your Fancy!
🌞Time to Dye- 2024 post on how I tea/ Coffee Dye my fabric. 🌞A Spooky Parade - Halloween freebies up to October 4, 2025. More Halloween pieces followed this date.
If you are in the neighborhood, I will be posting an updated Stamp Parade of previous "stamp themed stitches" that I have shared in the past. So drop by if you have the chance.
Home Tweet Home is adorable. So sweet!!! I love that you're stitching the Summer stamps in two versions. Can't wait to see them. I leave you with three hugs but don't ask me why. Happy Tuesday - DarleneJ
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