Is it too early for a Christmas Parade? Hmmm... Maybe. But I know all of you Christmas lovers think it is never too early. Right? Hee! Hee!
Sooo... if you are up to it. Grab a big mug of hot cocoa, scoop in some marshmallow and sit back with me as I skip down memory lane. There will be lots of Christmas stitches and doodles that I have shared in the past. And perhaps it will get you in the Christmas mood.
🎅🤶 Fair warning, this is post has loads of photos. 🎅🤶
If you see any pieces that you are interested in , just click the colored links and you will be magically transported back to that post.
I hope you enjoy. 💚❤
Mary Elizabeth Coat's Winter Saltbox
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Scrappy Happy Christmas Tree Block Tutorial
Joy- Speaking of Christmas Series
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| Let It Snow is stitched on 14 count coffee/ tea dyed Aida. |
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Stockings- Speaking of Christmas Series
Itty Bitty Bowl of Gingerbread
Penelope the Christmas Pig- Barnyard Christmas
Prim Winter Home, Prim Winter Peace Prim Winter Joy , Prim Winter Faith
and Prim Winter Hope
Prim Winter Cheer
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and Christmas Goat .
A Christmas Flock- Barnyard Christmas
Christmas Stack Barnyard Christmas
A Cup of Christmas Cheer- Santa Mug
Snowflake Sledding and Chickens
Winter Saltbox and Prim Winter Tag
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| Mr. McChill in progress. |
Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas
Country Christmas Doodles Week 1 , Country Christmas Doodles Week 2 , and Country Christmas Doodles Week 3.
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| Behind my dough bowl is Plum Street Sampler's freebie called 12 Days of Christmas which was posted on Paulette's blog in 2015. Click on the colored text to visit her post. |
Country Christmas Doodles Set 4
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Country Christmas Redwork Ornament Tutorial
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| Pictured are Little House Needleworks " Country Christmas " and Istitch Designs 2020 Freebie Joyeux Noel which is in her Nov. 28, 2020 post. Winter Jar- Mason Jar Series  Winter Quilt & Winter  LET IT SNOW  WINTER  Winter Haul  Christmas Time Doodles  Santa Mug Doodle  Always With Thee  Candy Canes, Holly and Evergreens  Snowman 1869 Crock and Doodle  Snow Crock Doodle  "A Cold Winter's Day- Dot's Saltbox"  THE FROSTY MCCHILL QAL  |
More Christmas stitches and projects are sure to make their way down the pipeline. So I do hope you will drop by from time to time.
Thank you for spending a bit of your time with me. I am ever so grateful! 🤗
May your day be merry and bright!
As always...
Happy Stitching and Quilting, y'all
You wasn't kidding🤣 what a lovely inspiring post! Thanks for stopping by today!
ReplyDeleteLOL thank you so much, Helen. Can you tell I love Christmas? ! Hee! Hee! Hugs
DeleteSuch a beautiful Parada! What an amazing creative you are!
ReplyDeleteAaaw thank you so much , Terry. You brought a smile to my day. It was fun for me to look back at what I have stitched and shared so far. I am so happy you joined me. Hugs.
DeleteWie wundervoll deine Parade.
ReplyDeleteUnd so viele davon erkenne ich sofort wieder, schmücken sie doch inzwischen zur Weihnachts- und Winterzeit auch mein Zuhause.
Es macht so eine Freude, deine Arbeiten anzuschauen und sich inspirieren zu lassen.
Hab Dank dafür und herzliche Grüße sendet dir
Petra
Petra I cannot thank you enough for stitching so many of my humble Christmas ornaments. It truly is an honor. I hope you enjoyed each and every one. Thank you for the sweet visit. Hugs.
DeleteThank you, Melissa! So Lovely!
ReplyDeleteBig hug from the Netherlands.
Thank you for all these lovely pictures!!
ReplyDeleteIt's Christmas in July, baby! LOL! We're big on the Hallmark and Great American channels and that's mostly what they have right now. Poor dh just shakes his head and "lets" me watch! :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the great post! I know I've made a few of them but I sure do love seeing them again here plus some great ideas for this year - you are so generous - many many thanks!
Blessings!
Amazing Melisa!! (Standing ovation) I have so many favorites. I love seeing Christmas in July!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Parade Melisa! I see a lot of designs that I love. It's always a good idea to start stitching for Christmas in July, so that we're ready when the time comes.
ReplyDeleteHugs
I do love a great Christmas parade, Melisa...especially in the heat we are experiencing right now. You have so many gorgeous and fun stitches. Thanks for sharing. Hugs, B
ReplyDeleteI love showcases of Christmas projects, and for me, it’s never too early to enjoy them, Melisa!
ReplyDeleteI had already seen many of them—and even stitched one myself (😁)—but I loved seeing them all gathered together in a single post.
Thanks for sharing.
Hugs
Such an abundance of Christmas goodness. This is a wonderful review of all the things I want to do and all the things I have done already. You are so generous. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI always love a parade. Especially a fantastic one of Christmas stitching. There are so many amazing patterns. I need to get busy stitching.
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