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In October, I attended a finishing class at The Counted Needle in Bloomington, IL. The project was to make an easel for needlework so you can make items to be displayed on a fireplace, dresser or other flat surface. In my case, that is a great solution to being out of wall space. Also saves the cost of framing. The class was taught by Sue Hillis and was a lot of fun.
By the Light of the Moon was a freebie from The Primitive Needle. If I had it to do over, I would use the Weeks Dye Works colors. There was not quite enough contrast in the witch and witch face.using the DMC equivalents that I used. But it was fun and I liked the design. I also framed it myself using a Mill Hill frame. It was done on 28 count raw linen by Zweigart. This linen is a bit uneven in the weave. And by the way, I am 359 days early for Halloween of 2013. :-)
