This picture provides a small glimpse of one piece of hand-dyed fabric. While Fiber on a Whim tries their very best to achieve the same color from dye lot to dye lot, please be aware that all hand-dyed fabrics have some differences in their... Read more about 36 Count Ocean Blue Linen
This picture provides a small glimpse of one piece of hand-dyed fabric. While Fiber on a Whim tries their very best to achieve the same color from dye lot to dye lot, please be aware that all hand-dyed fabrics have some differences in their... Read more about 46 Count Ocean Blue Linen 27x36
Cross stitch pattern from Frony Ritter Designs featuring a mermaid holding a garland with the words "Seas and Greetings".
Pattern is stitched on 16 ct. Pistachio aida using DMC, Weeks Dye Works, and Rainbow Gallery threads. The stitch count is 97 x 97 and the finished size is 6.06" x 6.06". Also recommended is the Mill Hill charm 12172.
Seahorse Floral Glimmer Hot Foil Plate and Die Set is part of the Seahorse Kisses Collection by Dawn Woleslagle. The largest hot foil plate is a magnificent seahorse perched in a bed of floral and seashells. There are three sentiment plates, and all have coordinating thin metal cutting... Read more about Seahorse Floral - Glimmer Hot Foil Plate and Die
Under the Sea Glimmer Hot Foil Plate and Die Set is part of the Seahorse Kisses Collection by Dawn Woleslagle. Create your own shimmery ocean floor with this set of five hot foil plates and five coordinating thin metal cutting dies. There are two ocean motif clusters and three ocean creatures... Read more about Under the Sea - Glimmer Hot Foil Plate and Die
It's never a bad time to visit the beach. Pop into one of the colorful beach huts to change into your stitching outfit. Use nine shades of Classic Colorworks cotton floss and 32 count Touch of Peach Wichelt linen to build your sandcastles, palms, and assorted ocean critters. Stitch count is 89w x 123h.
Cross stitch pattern from Cosford Rise Stitchery featuring a pin drum with elegant sailing ships and the phrase "And I will love you still my dear 'till all the seas run dry"!
Gift From The Sea by Anne Morrow Lindbergh is one of my favorite books. In it, Mrs. Lindbergh used specific shells from the beach: Channelled Whelk, Moon Shell, Double-Sunrise, Oyster Bed and Argonauta, to illustrate beautiful pondering and insight on being a woman, a wife, a mother.