Thank you.

The colors are lovely; the stitching itself is a bit demanding because you're working with narrow spaces, but the rewards are ample. Thank you.

It's lovely. I'm starting mine this weekend.

It's lovely. I am starting mine this weekend!

Thanks, Debra. It's truly a lovely design!!!!

What we called "Kurdish" embroidery was done with three threads on the 26ct fabric; it's more of a filling kind of embroidery and it looks beautiful and "dimensional" as you say, Rachel.

I thin it is, or very close to my mother's large piece that I finished over many years! Thank you for your information.

I think this Mikini 26 ct could be what I have been looking for unsuccessfully for more years, since I finished my mother's embroidery. (See image). I'd like to. use it with DMC thread, though. Do you think it will work? And can it be substituted for 26 ct ground cloth? Thanks, again, Krista.

Krista, I have yet another question--about Mikini fabric, this time. The FB page yesterday had a post on crewel wool, with a beautiful embroidered fabric of geometric design. Is that the Makini fabric? Thank you for your time.

Thank you, Krista, for your helpful answer.

Oh, I see. Thank you, Krista!

Your designs are beautiful, Krista--the shapes, the colors, the humor!

Thank you. It was a pleasure to create these charms.

I am new to Avlea, but not to embroidery (cross stitch, and others) which I have been doing for more than half a century. I am now in the grip of the Dorian Leaves, and love it.