The Cape Stitcher

With Thanksgiving festivities intervening, it's taken more than a week but the little girl bunny is finally finished! The narrow pa...

This little bunny's Easter bonnet is made of straw, so two shades of DMC #5 perle cotton have been used in a woven stitch to create i...

Little girl bunny now has an apron, worked in Vineyard Silk Classic Bright White and Evening Haze. Working from the bottom up, the ruff...

Just like the boy bunny canvas, I began stitching on this design with the ears, face and paw.  I'm using the same threads, too:  most...

My next project is to stitch a companion for the little boy bunny.  As pink and blue are my favorite colors, I've saved the best for ...

The little boy bunny is now fully clothed with a basket of Easter eggs to be delivered! His bow tie was created with satin and tent sti...

Not only did I catch up from working the front, I actually finished the backside of the little boy bunny! His collar is cream Petite Ve...

What a busy week it's been!  But I managed to get some stitching in on Melissa Shirley's boy bunny, finishing the lower part of h...

The boy bunny's head is now stitched, using a combination of threads from my stash. The primary brown thread is Burmilana, as is...

Every other year, the Cape Cod Hospital Auxiliary sponsors a Holly Berry Bazaar fund-raiser, to be held November 12.  A treasure-trove of...

Lambs are a symbol of Easter, right? But not these little dudettes! This week I'll be featuring some of my Easter designs--the traditi...