Materials:
6” x 6” 14-ct. white Aida cloth
lt. gold, black, red, lt. green and dk. green seed beads
beading needle
white sewing thread
Directions:
The beads are stitched onto the fabric with a half-cross stitch. Work across each row using the color bead indicated in the chart. Use red for the train body and center of large wheel; black for the smokestack, wheels, and cow catcher, lt. green for the roof, lamp, and bottom of bell; dk. green for inside the wheels and vertical stripes on train body; and light gold for the lamplight and bell.
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4 comments:
That is so cute! Beads are fun aren't they? I like your finish, too.
Thanks for entering me in your give-away.
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Lenna
Very cute but I do believe it's a train not a snowman. :)
Oh good grief, Kittycat! I should hire you as a proof reader. Thanks for catching that.
As a kid, my parents never trusted us with fancy, breakable ornaments. We do have an awesome set of the characters from christmas TV shows, including that snowman in the green vest, Bumble, the dentist elf, etc.
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