I hope this helps you see the design better. The box was made by William Richardson of Suffolk Shaker Shops. His work has been featured in Early American Living and is also sold in the better gift shops in Williamsburg, VA.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to write and I will get back to you with an answer as soon as possible. Thanks.
Theresa
Theresa,
ReplyDeleteI love your Regal Bee ane am very much interested in buying the design as wll as the box. Are these avaioable for purchase?
I also love the regal bee and shaker box. I would love to know more about both! Beautiful designs! Good luck and I will share your work with my friends!
ReplyDeleteKaren
Theresa, your work is absolutely wonderful!! You have my vote for the next "New and Wonderful Designer on the Horizon"! I am Lynn Davis' "stitching soul mate from California....I have never met her (although we have corresponded) and have never met anyone who's either stitching (or finished) on the same piece or have bought the same design as she and I...consequently, "stitching soul mates"
ReplyDeletecame to mind. When she wrote about your designs and mentioned her favorite, I purposely did not look at the titles and once, again, she and I were right on with "Maryland Inspiration".
Hope it is ready for publication, soon.
ALSO, the Regal Bee is incredible! It looks like a piece of fine, delicate china....is it available for purchase?????
Good luck in your wonderful endeavors! I look forward to seeing them in my LNS!
Carole Watkins
Rocklin, California
cdwatkins3733@att.net
Theresa I love the whole Regal Bee design! It is absolutely beautiful! Is the pattern available for purchase? I live in Australia and would love to stitch this gorgeous piece. Many thanks, Fiona x
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful. Good luck with your design business. Regal Bee is on my wish list. Nicola xxx
ReplyDeleteYour blog and your designs are lovely! :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous design!!!
ReplyDelete