Anyone recognize the designer of Brenda's little rooms? I didn't teach myself needlepoint until 1988 so kits from the 1980s are a mystery to me but I bet some of Blog's readers will recognize these. If you do, please let Brenda know.
http://brendasneedlepointstudio.blogspot.com/2014/05/throw-back-thursday-tbt.html
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3 comments:
They might have been Sunset Designs. These little kits were extremely popular in the 70's.
Definitely Sunset Designs. They also sold those frames.
Thanks, folks. I'll head over to Brenda's blog and let her know. Maybe she can find some on eBay.
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