Rudolph’s worked really hard this year and Santa’s hung up his outfit; Christmas morning has arrived – yippee!
I just wanted to wish everyone a very merry Christmas and a happy New Year. I sincerely hope that 2011 will be a year in which many dreams come true.
Love and best wishes, Suzanne xxx
I’ve made hundreds of Christmas cards over the years, some simpler than others. These are most of the stitched and beaded ones that I’ve done. I’ve saved two that will be posted on Christmas day with a message to my friends and family.
Other designs to come in a day or two…
I’ve just been flicking through my pics and found this one that David scanned for me when we got our new all-in-one printer a few weeks ago. I’d forgotten to post it so here is the card that I made for Niall and Isabel…
We were sent this cross-stitch by one of David’s teachers. She found it when sorting out some stuff after moving house. He had made it at the age of 6. I’m very impressed.
As an aside, I really enjoyed teaching my year 10s how to make stitched cards this week. Not strictly Maths but it was definitely better than watching a film at the end of a really long term.
I made something like 100 of these simple place settings for a colleague last year who used them for her parents diamond wedding anniversary party. 
This framed A4 piece speaks for itself.
This was an alternative to a normal birth sampler for my god-daughter. She’s nearly two and I still haven’t got around to having it framed yet. Oops.
This is a stitched isometric cube for one of my Maths department colleagues. It took hours but I absolutely love it, hope she does too!
