Isn't it adorable? I almost like this design better than the first one. This is the Miniature Garden Game Board, a freebie from LHN. I stitched it on 32 count Belfast Light Mocha.
When I stitched the Miniature Hometown Game Board earlier this summer I used a 28 count linen, so that one is slightly larger. I may have to stitch that one again because I really like the smaller size. (See my post on September 22 for a picture of that design.)
Any thoughts on finishing???
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Hi - first off here is my addresses chatterton@planet.nl. If you need my snail mail address, just email me. Thanks a lot for sharing the freebies!
As for finishing, I've seen some gameboards actually finished as real, usable gameboards. I'm not sure if I have the skill to try that myself, but some professional framers do it, too. I would like to try it myself with a smaller one first, and learn from my mistakes :-).
THis is an absolute cutie.
I like Karen's idea of finishing it as a real gameboard.
Very cute, Cathy! I have no idea how to finish it - it just looks great!
WOW, that's lovely :) You did a WONDERFUL job :) I don't have this freebie-it's adorable!
I love Karen's Idea too!!!
That's a very cute gameboard and to finish it as a travel gameboard like Karen said, is a wonderful idea.
So cute Cathy! I really like these gameboards. You've been given some great ideas for finishing it too!
Love it - very cute.
looks great Cathy! I am stitching the first LHN gameboard and have purchased a small tray from Sudberry House to finish it. I doubt it will be used as an actual gameboard but I plan to display it on my coffee table and maybe even use it as a tray! It's actually a Christmas gift for my husband so he might have other ideas!
Cathy,
I love the gameboards! Would you share the freebies with me?? My addy is carol.whitmore@comcast.net Just like Barb, if you need my snail mail addy, email me.
What size do these work up to?
Carol in Pa.
It looks great Cathy! How about a flat-fold?
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