It so reminded me of Jacobean designs. I'm a huge fan of the Tudor, Jacobean and Elizabethan eras. I read and study about them whenever I can. That being said, I couldn't resist entering.
The Jacobean era refers to King James VI of Scotland (also to become King James I of England). The thistle, in ancient Celtic lore, represents nobility of character. The deer are from the fairy realm in Celtic lore and represent magic and spirit. Given that, I suggested "Noble Spirit".
Another suggestion from Tripps Grammy was "Leap of Faith", which I really liked. Well, Donna liked both, combined them and named her piece "Noble Leap of Faith". Isn't that awesome?? Both of us won the free pattern. I'm so very excited and can hardly wait to get my hands on it and stitch it.
Thank you, Donna!!
Tomorrow is Monday - stay tuned for the Vintage Embroidery Monday and Stitchery Link Party!
Well done...great name, lovely chart generous Donna....a winning mix! I have you in for the July Card Exchange and the Thimble Exchange...
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your well-deserved win - lovely name for a lovely design!
ReplyDeleteCongats KIm so happy you won , it is just your kind of chart hugs.
ReplyDeleteYes, this is darling. Good for you Kim!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, a really fitting name for such a wonderful design :)
ReplyDeleteBig smiles :)
Congrats on your win, that's a fabulous chart.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great name for her pattern. Yay!
ReplyDeleteCongrats Kim :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats Kim, The name is ideal.
ReplyDeleteThat is a lovely name, and I really like that chart!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful piece! Congratulations :D
ReplyDeletelovely name for a beautiful piece.. and I agreed it does reminds about tudor period. :D
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