looking for a pattern-Early shift

Anyone got the pattern from the kit called Early Shift from Heritage
Stitchcraft that they are finished with and want to sell. I don't want the
kit because I am thinking about doing it in needlepoint. It is a scene of
coal miners going to work and done in sepia. It is rarely listed on eBay and
always as a kit. I have never seen it in the stores here in Canada.

On Mon, 23 Oct 2006 22:10:07 GMT, "Anne M"
wrote:

Anyone got the pattern from the kit called Early Shift from Heritage
Stitchcraft that they are finished with and want to sell. I don't want the
kit because I am thinking about doing it in needlepoint. It is a scene of
coal miners going to work and done in sepia. It is rarely listed on eBay and
always as a kit. I have never seen it in the stores here in Canada.

Hi Anne - I am sorry, I stitched this pattern but no longer have the
chart. I did get it in chart form though. I know that most of the UK
stores sell the Heritage designs as kits. I can't remember where I
got the chart either. I am no help at all except that I wish you well
with finding it. I think it would look great in needlepoint. One
thing though - like many other Heritage designs, it has stitches that
are not just 2 threads x 2 threads. There are some that are 4 threads
tall x 2 threads wide, some that are 1 thread tall by 2 wide, etc. I
don't know how this would affect conversion to needlepoint.

Alison

I have it.

I will gladly send it to you. e-mail me @ emashmore(at)mac(dot)com
with your address.

See my piece at:

http://web.mac.com/elizabethashmore/...g/Archive.html


Anne M wrote:
Anyone got the pattern from the kit called Early Shift from Heritage
Stitchcraft that they are finished with and want to sell. I don't want the
kit because I am thinking about doing it in needlepoint. It is a scene of
coal miners going to work and done in sepia. It is rarely listed on eBay and
always as a kit. I have never seen it in the stores here in Canada.

p.s. Britstitch has some in the series as charts, but not this one:

http://www.britstitch.com/My_Homepage_Files/Page29.html


Mulyanti wrote:
I have it.

I will gladly send it to you. e-mail me @ emashmore(at)mac(dot)com
with your address.

See my piece at:

http://web.mac.com/elizabethashmore/...g/Archive.html


Anne M wrote:
Anyone got the pattern from the kit called Early Shift from Heritage
Stitchcraft that they are finished with and want to sell. I don't want the
kit because I am thinking about doing it in needlepoint. It is a scene of
coal miners going to work and done in sepia. It is rarely listed on eBay and
always as a kit. I have never seen it in the stores here in Canada.

On 10/24/06 3:25 PM, in article
, "Mulyanti"
wrote:

p.s. Britstitch has some in the series as charts, but not this one:

http://www.britstitch.com/My_Homepage_Files/Page29.html



Britstitch is an excellent place to get into trouble

C

I just emailed Heritage to ask if it`s still available in chart only. If it
is, I can get it for you, if you like.

Pat P

"Alison" wrote in message
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On Mon, 23 Oct 2006 22:10:07 GMT, "Anne M"
wrote:

Anyone got the pattern from the kit called Early Shift from Heritage
Stitchcraft that they are finished with and want to sell. I don't want the
kit because I am thinking about doing it in needlepoint. It is a scene of
coal miners going to work and done in sepia. It is rarely listed on eBay
and
always as a kit. I have never seen it in the stores here in Canada.

Hi Anne - I am sorry, I stitched this pattern but no longer have the
chart. I did get it in chart form though. I know that most of the UK
stores sell the Heritage designs as kits. I can't remember where I
got the chart either. I am no help at all except that I wish you well
with finding it. I think it would look great in needlepoint. One
thing though - like many other Heritage designs, it has stitches that
are not just 2 threads x 2 threads. There are some that are 4 threads
tall x 2 threads wide, some that are 1 thread tall by 2 wide, etc. I
don't know how this would affect conversion to needlepoint.

Alison

You have a beautifully organized blog/website! I'm VERY impressed with
your work and the detailed explanations of how you worked each project.
Kudos to you!
MM
Mulyanti wrote:
I have it.

I will gladly send it to you. e-mail me @ emashmore(at)mac(dot)com
with your address.

See my piece at:

http://web.mac.com/elizabethashmore/...g/Archive.html


Anne M wrote:
Anyone got the pattern from the kit called Early Shift from Heritage
Stitchcraft that they are finished with and want to sell. I don't want the
kit because I am thinking about doing it in needlepoint. It is a scene of
coal miners going to work and done in sepia. It is rarely listed on eBay and
always as a kit. I have never seen it in the stores here in Canada.

On 10/24/06 3:22 PM, "Mulyanti" wrote:

I have it.

I will gladly send it to you. e-mail me @ emashmore(at)mac(dot)com
with your address.

See my piece at:

http://web.mac.com/elizabethashmore/...g/Archive.html


The piece really does bring up a mood feeling.

The Catherine Agnes slide show - with all the variations - is great. I seem
to have an addiction to Indigo Rose pieces - and hadn't seen this worked in
so many ways. I'm pretty sure that in the shop we did a box top for someone
with this in it. Box-top, or frame - with some nice piece of fabric slipped
behind to show off the cut-work areas.

Your site is truly well done. Just a MAC question - did you do it using the
iWEB blog feature? Been dabbling with putting my .mac site together, and
wondered.

Thanks for sharing,
Ellice

Anne M wrote:
Anyone got the pattern from the kit called Early Shift from Heritage
Stitchcraft that they are finished with and want to sell. I don't want the
kit because I am thinking about doing it in needlepoint. It is a scene of
coal miners going to work and done in sepia. It is rarely listed on eBay and
always as a kit. I have never seen it in the stores here in Canada.

Ellice,

Yep, that's exactly how I did it. When the group of us were working on
Catherine Agnes, I set up a group in iMac to post WIP photos and tips
and to give us a group e-mail. It was so much fun to manage, I
invested in iLife to get the iWeb software.

It's very flexible, you can have blogs and photo albums and info pages
all in the same site (mine has two seperate blogs--one for finished
pieces and one for my journal--and multiple photo albums) or divide
them into seperate sites. The styles available are a little limited,
but they are fairly easy to change and you can mix and match within the
same site.

I recommend investing in iWeb if you already have the iMac account to
support it!

Elizabeth (Mulyanti)

p.s. thanks for the kind words about the site!



The piece really does bring up a mood feeling.

The Catherine Agnes slide show - with all the variations - is great. I seem
to have an addiction to Indigo Rose pieces - and hadn't seen this worked in
so many ways. I'm pretty sure that in the shop we did a box top for someone
with this in it. Box-top, or frame - with some nice piece of fabric slipped
behind to show off the cut-work areas.

Your site is truly well done. Just a MAC question - did you do it using the
iWEB blog feature? Been dabbling with putting my .mac site together, and
wondered.

Thanks for sharing,
Ellice

See my piece at:

http://web.mac.com/elizabethashmore/...g/Archive.html

Elizabeth -

Lovely work - and I *love* Ezmeralda's house! Where did you get it?
And how is the ghost done - you stitch over it twice or a lighter
thread?

I would love to do this piece in surface work . . .


Linda