there was a little girl ...

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I am proud to share my latest design with all of  you.

As you know, I started creating charts inspired by Laura Ingalls

and I am planning to develop this beautiful theme all year round ...

Since Laura was a writer, I decided to pay tribute to her as an author

that's the reason why my stitchery is in the form of a book

(I mean, 2 pages facing, a cover and a sweet little bookmark)

While working on this design I thought that it could be a nice idea

to decorate a daughter's or granddaughter's room with this lovely set ...

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A little pouch to hunt for eggs !!!

Since it is simple and very fast to stitch,

I did a couple of them to offer some of my friends.

Available in my

Easter Spring ALBUM

Thanks for stopping by !!!

So happy to start and finish a project within a few hours !!!

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The Rabbit and the Flower Pot + Ditty bags

(sold, thanks)

Inside ... you can store pins / needles

Have a creative week !!!

the 2014 version

E-Pattern available in ly

All Occasions ALBUM

(Completed Pillow sold, thanks)

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Visit my friend ELENA

HERE

to see her 2012 version !!! It is just GORGEOUS !!!

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Have a nice WE !!! Thanks for stopping by ...

...  2 years old !!! 

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In March 2012, I started creating cross stitch patterns.

This one is special because it was the very first one I designed.

 At that time, I thought that there will probably

be a series on this theme (Little House On The Prairie)

and ...

oh my !!! I did not imagine that this theme would become so important ...

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Sampler "I did my best"

 The name "THE BLUE ATTIC" is a reference both to

my passion for early blues fabrics 

and  to my grandparents'attic

which was  Aladdin's cave for the little girl I was.

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THANKS to all the kind ladies I have met

since this great adventure started !!!

With Love , Nat

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Have a great WEEK! Thanks for stopping by

singing in tiny voices. Pa said they were dick-cissels."

Laura Ingalls Wilder

Little House on the Prairie

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A new  E-PATTERN by THE BLUE ATTIC

HERE

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Completed Pouch SOLD, THANKS

Click to enlarge the pics

Happy Stitching my dear friends !!!

Caroline Ingalls, born Caroline Lake Quiner 

(December 12, 1839 – April 20, 1924)

was the mother of Laura Ingalls Wilder,

I imagined that she could have stitched

this little sampler when she was 10 years old ...

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Pattern available in my

All Occasions ALBUM

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Completed Pillow SOLD, THANKS

Thanks for visiting !!!

Love is in the air !

Happy Valentine's day my friends !

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Sorry, we are sold ! Thanks

Have a great day !!!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO LAURA INGALLS

born on 7th February 1867

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Once again, I got inspiration from Laura Ingalls:

Ida Belle Wright was one of her best friend so I imagined

that Ida did this sweet token of affection for her dearest friend ...

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This E-Pattern is available  

HERE

Completed pouch is sold, thanks

Click Click to enlarge the pics ! 

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are taken up with my needle

1851

Ellen Birdseye Wheaton came from a prominent Syracuse family.

She married at the age of 18 and had 12 children.

The diary she kept until her death in 1858, at age 42,

illuminates her own life and

opens a window onto the lives of women in 19th century Syracuse. 

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Happy stitching my friends !