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Shop Update #1

What's New in the Shop!

Here it is; my first shop update.

I've been a busy beaver lately. I've made a new shop logo(displayed on the left hand side of the blog), renovated the way the blog looks,designed new charts, made some finishes, and started designing some new charts. New charts, you ask? Of course I'll show you!

Letter E 

Letter E by EmnEllie
Letter E by EmnEllie
Continuing the Alphabet Series, I've finished the Letter E.  This single color chart could be stitched as a decoration for your home, hung in a nursery, used as an accessory for your desk or office space, a present for a friend or family member, or even given as a housewarming gift.

Christmas Manger

Christmas Manger by EmnEllie
Christmas Manger by EmnEllie
Snowflakes fall from the sky, past a Christmas ornament with traditional scenes of the season. The first band of the ornament has crosses, the second band has an angel with his trumpet. Band three has palm trees and a manger, band four has camels, and the following bands sport various other motifs. 

Irish Welcome 

Irish Welcome by EmnEllie
Irish Welcome by EmnEllie
Céad míle fáilte; a hundred thousand welcomes in Gaelic. Intricate bands surround this cheerful Irish greeting. This could be stitched for your own house, placed on a desk, or given as a housewarming gift.

That's all!

I plan on posting my next shop update at the beginning of January, so keep an eye out for that. In the meantime, hope y'all have a lovely week, and I'll see everyone in my next weekly update. Until then,

Happy Stitching!

Marisol

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