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Mighty To Save - on Antique White |
Mighty To Save - on Rustico |
Stitched by Angela on 14 count white aida
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| Introducing New Designer - Angela Webster!
I grew up in the Houston TX area but now live in and work as a structural engineer Oklahoma City. My mom got me started with cross stitching when I was in grade school. Along the way, I've added other fiber arts like knitting, crochet, sewing, and quilting. I love any chance I can to be creative!
I grew up in church, but wasn't actually saved until I was in college at a retreat for Campus Crusade for Christ. I just felt the need to go off by myself, have a huge talk with Jesus, and ask Him to forgive me of my sins and be my Savior! The most amazing thing happened the next morning- I looked in the mirror and literally saw a new creation in myself. God never ceases to amaze me in His goodness.
I also LOVE music. I've played piano since I was in first grade, French horn in school (I play at church now). I picked up violin and viola about 8 years ago and play with an adult orchestra in the city.
My design inspiration is derived from the graphic arts, working my favorite scriptures into word art. I love making beautiful art out of God's word and inspirational messages I hold close to my heart. Sandra has given me a unique and wonderful opportunity to share designs with the stitching community.
Angela Webster
This is actually the very first chart I made. I was inspired by your "Prince of Peace", chart and wanted to make my own from this scripture.
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Specs... 168 x 212 stitches - If stitched on 14 count Aida or 28 count Evenweave or Linen (over 2 strands) 12 x 15 inches - 30.48 x 38.46 cm. If stitched on 16 count Aida or 32 count Evenweave or Linen (over 2 strands) 9 ½ x 13 ¼ inches.
Be creative and stitch with your favorite three floss colors
Order the 9 page chart for $8.00
We offer Zweigart® 14 count Aida or 28 count Cashel Linen
You would need half a yard (Fat Quarter) for this design. Customer Photos... 
Stitched by Stephanie Ison who enjoys changing up floss colors.
Did you know that I didn't even know I could do cross-stitch like this before Quarantine? I only started it because I had to keep my hands busy after my sewing machine broke and everything was closed. And it took off. I call it 'my pandemic gift'.
Thanks so much.
Jane
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