I also found this pearl-like trim that I think will work for an accent on my little mermaid with the flowing tresses.
I had a call earlier this week from New York City, asking about 6x6 designs on 13-mesh. The wonderful thing about today's technology is that I can take photographs of a selection of canvases and email them to interested customers. This thread-counted mermaid canvas is one of the 10 that I photographed for emailing. Off the top of my head, I can't remember who the designer is. Sorry.
This is another 13-mesh thread-counted canvas. It is distributed by Susan Treglown Designs (known for thread-counting canvases).
Again, I'm mentally searching for the designer. I think this canvas is By Trish, but I won't swear to it. What a marvelous tropical look.
I have tried not to buy small canvases in recent years. They seem to fall into a vast wasteland at Needle Nicely. I have a large basket full of 5x5, 6x6, and other small sizes in bull clips. Rarely do people look at them. I keep saying I'm going to cover the walls with them, but it is so much easier to cover a wall with 12x12 canvases!! Maybe this summer that's what I'll do.
Excuse my ignorance but what is a thread counted canvas?
ReplyDeleteThere are needlepoint artists who "just paint" on the canvas like they do on artists' canvas--and then there are needlepoint artists who paint each thread individually. Sometimes stitch-painted canvases don't "flow" but they are definitely easier to stitch. Ask any needlepoint professional and they can quickly point out the difference to you.
ReplyDeleteHow about a little basket of small canvases on the counter for people to browse while they wait? Or maybe a cork board with a canvas of the week that features 2-3 of them in a theme? A lot of folks love small pieces to haul to the doctors office or the baseball game, etc., but maybe in a vacation town that's not a priority. Anyway, you'll figure it out. You is clever!
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