I recently put together a little thank you gift for a reader and fellow stitcher who did something very sweet for me. I thought I would share it here in case anyone is in need of an idea for Christmas giving. I'll include links at the end of this post.
This is my version of a wee Prairie Schooler design, from a set of small design cards that I think were originally shop freebies. They are now available as several sets of small cards, perfect for tucking in a greeting card, or stitching up and cute-ifying, as I did here.
I added a small thread book from a shop on Etsy. I have a couple of favorite shops for these, but they're widely available and you can find lots of sizes and styles by just doing a search on Etsy.
I included a few supplies in case she wants to make another one, and I made a peppermint counting pin to go with the thread book. I tucked in a few other little goodies as well, to round out the package.
Prairie Schooler mini cards
So very cute! What a great idea.
ReplyDeleteMarilyn
Darling thank you gift stitching! Thank you for the links!
ReplyDeleteWhat a darling PS snowman piece you stitched and finished, Honeybee! I have stitched this one a few times years ago, but never thought to stitch it on blue. Shocking, right? Thank you for the link to the Etsy shop. I always find a new to me shop through your links. Happy Friday!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely thank you gift! I really like the fabric you chose for your snowman too. As always, thank you for the links. Hope you have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteMary
Merry Christmas: Such an adorable Snowman ornament, your finish design is perfect for him.
ReplyDeleteLove the needle book, so cute.
Catherine
The pictures do not do the items justice. Your kindness made me smile all day. The little snowman is so cute. I loved the changes you made. It is hung where I can see it from where I stitch. Thank you so much. I will cherish my gift.
ReplyDeleteAw, I'm so glad! Sending a hug!
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