Hello everyone!
On the first Saturday of each month I take part in Let the people choose, one more of Jo's of
Serendipitous Stitching brainchildren!
This month the theme is mermaids, such a great theme as I love summer, the sea, mermaids, sea world and sea glass!
What can I show you to stitch about mermaids?
There are some free patterns that I'd love to stitch one day.
First this mermaid by Alita Designs.
You can find it here.
(photo taken from Alita Designs site)
Second this little mermaid by
the Snowflower Diaries.
(photo taken from the Snowflower Diaries site)
Third a
HAED free pattern.It is called The shell maiden. It would be a dream to stitch this one. Only 24 pages of pattern but I love it!
(photo taken from Heaven and Earth Designs, page)
Now apart from these there are lots more mermaid patterns that I'd love to stitch one day.
I have even bought two second hand ones from a fb destashing page. One is of the
Mirabilia mermaids.The enchanted mermaid.
(photo taken from the Mirabilia page)
And I also bought a
Satsuma Street mermaid. Which if I ever stitch it it will be on white or light blue fabric and not dark blue or black as the original.
But what I must definitely show you is this pattern which was gifted to me by dear Laura of
The Little Stitcher.
She creates beautiful patterns so you have to visit
her etsy
I stitched the pattern and added it on this fabric bag which was a gift from a friend and it had a shop advert on it. Doesn't it look lovely? Thank you Laura!
You can even find a free mermaid pattern on her site. It is called
The guardians of the sea. I have stitched this many a time and have given it as a gift to sea glass friends.
(photo taken from The Little Stitcher blog)
Here are mine.
Finally I'd like to show you some mermaids paintings from a recent exhibition I went to. The exhibition was organised by the Northern Greece Painters Association.(SKETBE).
The first mermaid with lots of glitter on it is by Penelope Kapetanoudi.
The second which maybe is not a mermaid but still very beautiful is by Mary Keremidou.
Look at all that detail!
Finally this one by Pelagia Lehou. I love how the sunlight enters the water on her.
Hope you enjoyed my Let the people choose post! See you next time!