it is very pretty, you have done a terrific job as always! hugs Loralye
I love it! Sure looks like the real deal. I love the elegant simplicity of the design you digitized. I use to love to hand cross stitch until my eyes didn't like those tiny stitches. I've never tried a ME cross stitch design. I think because most look so dense and use a zillion colors. LOL
Thanks for sharing with us! Excellent work and you're so blessed with talent!
Hugs and **
You make digitizing sound so easy to Xstitch, but this pattern you have done is marvilous.
Hi Martine, this beautiful i just love the x stitch the machine does...soozie
This is gorgeous, Martine! Really does look like the "real McCoy!"
I love this from looks I wish could touch it as it does have the real look to it. Hint, hint..... I would love to stitch this.
Oh so very pretty does Carolyn and her cute crew get to stitch these to??lol hugs as always Carolyn
Really nice...love the cross stitch...just in time for Valentines Day
You seem to be on a roll! It does indeed look like the real McCoy.
I hardly ever used that part of the software, I'd rather do those designs by hand, but it gives nice results. I played around with one design but might have a go at more.
It looks fabulous. You are really becoming an expert at cross stitch designs.
Oh yes, Martine, this is definately the real deal!!!!! Fantastic!
Looks very noble with the red and gold on the black. Love these kind of cross-stitch :o)
How pretty that design is, makes me want to learn to digitize.
Cross stitch is really the easy part, it's like colouring in the square of mm-paper, but faster. Left click another cross stitch, right click and it's removed. I did not use a picture, just started with a heart, added the yellow, duplicated andmirrorred, then added a heart left and right , couple of extra yellow and that's it.