Monday 18 June 2012

Summer of Colour Week 2- Mint Choc Chip



Week two is here already and so is my next stitchy creation! I have used the same outline as last weeks (and I will for each week). But this time used a mix of minty green swirls and outlines, and chocolate brown french knots. I am completely in love with him.
I don't know why I felt he needed a shocked face but now I can see him and last weeks entry side by side, I think she may have said something rather rude.
 I'm looking forward to visiting everyone else's blogs again this week, I loved all the comments from week one, so a huge thank you to everyone who popped in to say hi. Can't wait to find out our next colour prompt.
x x x

40 comments:

  1. Even more yummy than last week's. BJ

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  2. love how the two have such different characters

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  3. I love your idea with the embroidered , cheeky ice-creams! Great! Greetings from Kaiserswerth in Rhineland, Valerie

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  4. AWww..another LOVELY ice-cream embroidery there :). I especially love the chocolate chip specs you have made. Are they french knots? lovely. Hugs.

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  5. THESE ARE SO SWEET...STILL WONDERING WHAT YOU WILL DO WITH THIS...I BET ITS FUN...XXX

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  6. I like the shocked face!

    Great stitching.... I love your cones :)

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  7. I'm pretty sure I'm going to covet this when you've finished it. Beyond cuteness!! <3

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  8. This is so lovely - I just love the detailed embroidery on the ice cream. I am imagining a beautiful little tablecloth on a garden table when you've finished the six weeks - am I right or do you have something else in mind for it?

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  9. These are so good! I think it'll look amazing by the end of summer when you have several of them in all different ice cream flavours!!

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  10. I love all the little details in this guy! And I think you're right, rainbow sherbert looks like she's a sassy one so I wouldn't put it past her to have said something naughty. ;)

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  11. I love that you're putting faces on the ice cream. :)) Love it!

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  12. Oh--I am LOVING this--very very cool!!

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  13. they look yummy enough to eat ~ am sure the photo doesn't do you work justice ~ Needlework has quite a history for women ~ enjoy ^_^

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  14. oh you will have such a lovely collection as we go along, these are great handiwork!

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  15. They look absolutley lovely together! I can't wait to see this wonderful piece continue with all six.

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  16. They've got such fun little personalities!! Love these cheeky little ice creams :o)

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  17. so cute. i love how they have their own personalities.

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  18. These are such fun! I love the pattern and sprinkles you stitched!

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  19. LOL this one is just as cute as last weeks!!!! so clever & such a fantastic idea!!!

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  20. I love your stitchy creations! This second one is just as "yummy" as the last one! :)

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  21. Absolutely gorgeous... your stitched ice cream is just adorable... love seeing the two of them together as well...

    Hugs
    Jenny x

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  22. Your stitched creations are so cute!

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  23. These are so sweet! You will have a lovely little collection by the end..

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  24. These are adorable. So nice that you posted them side by side. I like your explanation and can see it, too!

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  25. If you decide to continue with this theme,I think you will be very happy you did-DARLING!--Denise

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  26. So original and fun. Fun seeing both cones together, yumminess all around.
    Thanks for dropping by.
    Lesley♥

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  27. I always heard that rainbow sherbet was a bit of a shocker!!! love the different facial expressions and this is going to be a wonderful keepsakes...xx

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  28. I love the faces on them they are taking on their own personalities!

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  29. Soooo sweet...you will have a lovely collection of ices at the end of this challenge :)

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  30. Super cute creations! ^.^

    -:¦:- Art Update: Mint Chocolate Chip -:¦:-

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  31. These are really cute and what a great idea to use french knots for the chips.

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