I stitched this ornament to make use of the second jewelled key I purchased from a discount variety shop last month. There's no designer to credit for this design - it just grew as I stitched.
The stocking design is adapted from LA's Christmas Caboodle leaflet (1986). I used 28 count waterlily jobelan and DMC floss, plus assorted beads.
The candycane design is from the February 1989 issue of Leisure Arts, from the Calendar chart by Regina J Walters (Designs With Scissors). 
This ornament's design is from Vermillion's Alphabet Soup leaflet (Leisure Arts, 2005). It's stitched on 28 count jobelan.
I've had this chart for many years. The design is Santa Face from LA 604 Here Comes Santa Claus (1988).
These are my first three completed ornaments for 2010. They are all stitched on 18 count Aida with DMC floss and Mill Hill beads plus some other non-branded beads. The larger ornament is adapted from a Barbara Mock design, from the 1992 Dimensions leaflet Christmas Quickies II. The candy cane ornaments are adapted from a Calendar design by Regina J Walters for Designs with Scissors in the February 1989 issue of Lesure Arts.
The stocking is adapted from LA's Christmas Caboodle leaflet from 1986, and I repkaced the doll with a bear adapted from Graphworks Mini Motifs for Christmas leaflet from 1987.
I stitched this for a new baby girl called Frankie. The angel is adapted from TIAG's freebie Amish Angel, the fabric is 28 ct lugano opal, Spice Blend Peacock Fantasy by Stitches & Spice. I used DMC floss and Mill Hill beads.
Despite the photo, they are identical in size. These are Christmas gifts for two little sisters. I used an Aussie hand-dyed opalescent Lugana 28, Spice Blend Peacock Fantasy by Stiches and Spice, Crescent Colours and DMC floss, Mill Hill beads. The angel design is from Graphworks Mini Motif Designs for Christmas Vol III (1983).
There's no designer to credit for these diamond puffs - they just grew as I stitched.
