 |
| Make your kid the cuddliest shark around. |
 |
| Best in Show--Hand Knitting, Crochet, Tatting |
 |
| Best in Show--Counted Thread Techniques, Counted Cross-Stitch |
 |
| Knitted child's dress with ram in stranded color work |
 |
| Wonder Woman sweater! |
 |
| Peacock, cross-stitch on linen |
 |
| I have a fondness for embroidery of plants with their names. |
 |
| One of those entries that completely changes my ideas on needlepoint. |
 |
| A Pokemon character, Chester Cheetah, and a happy turtle |
 |
| This crocheted owl afghan got our attention |
 |
| I'd love to do something like this with illustrations from antique Haggadahs |
 |
| The Drop-Cloth Sequel Sampler, made into a bag! |
 |
| A village made out of machine embroidered lace panels |
 |
| I don't care what the ribbon says. This is a winner in my book. |
 |
| The T-shirt quilts get . . . interesting. I never knew there were so many bad Christian T-shirts out there. |
 |
| Sharks were a popular theme this year. Influenced by Sharknado? |
 |
| A dollhouse log cabin, complete with crafting studio. Can I live here? |
 |
| Pipe cleaners protesting the poor treatment of their brethren. |
 |
| The 4-H organizers might want to think more carefully about how they arrange the entries. |
No comments:
Post a Comment