Another item for my dollshouse. The pen is just to show the size. There are 85292 stitches in the design. That is not counting the fringes which I embroidered seperately. This was my first attempt at digitising fringes and I had several goes at it. Not completely happy with it yet but I will hopefully improve when doing my other rugs. It is a xstitch design.

Gorgeous! Impressive! What patience...

Wow!!!!! Beautiful!! You did an awesome job!

beautiful!

That's a lovely rug, it looks like a real Persian carpet, beautiful.

Cute..All going to be stunning

Very nice! That will make some dollhouse accessory, please share your photos when you are done so we can turn green with envy. lol!

Angelique, this is absolutely the most outstanding piece of embroidery I've ever seen. I cannot believe that it is so small and with all those stitches, it is a real credit to your digitising skills and patience. Can't think of any adjectives to describe this beautiful rug, just congratulations and well done. Love and blessings Chris

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by lique 04 May 2014

Thank you I hope my Victorian rose rug will work out as that is even more complicated!

Wow! It's gorgeous, how long did it take to stitch this out, with the color changes? All for a doll house...wow!

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by lique 04 May 2014

It took 2 and an half hours but only 6 colour changes.

by Leaha 04 May 2014

That's all...hm It's still impressive. :)

It looks great, well done. Can't wait to see more...

My goodness!! Beautiful!!! Such detail for such a small piece! Wow!

You'll give the Persians a run for the money! Looks lovely. My granddad made my mom a dollhouse about 80 years ago. He wired it with lighting from a short strip of Christmas light bulbs, one per room. You switched them on with w a regular light switch in the attic (roof opened on hinges). The doorknobs are all thumbtacks. The front of the house could be lifted off once you opened the roof. It set in a track I think. The whole neighborhood contributed to her dollhouse. it was a Christmas surprise. One lady tatted a coverlet, my grandmother made mattresses and pillow with real ticking, someone made a rug. One lady cut small pretty pictures and framed them for the walls. The walls had wallpapers and windows with blackout shades halfway down to block the "sunlight." My grandfather made all the furniture except the china pieces for the bathroom, which were purchased. A real labor of love.

WOW impressive. Great job.

It is a great credit to your ability and should I say, patience.

I love it. Can you make an 8'x10' ? :)

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by lique 03 May 2014

My Pfaff would take a 8"x10" but it does not like to do cross stitch. I have tried it several time but am definitely not happy with the result. I have not a clue why because it does anything else very well. I also can not share the design as I have digitised it from a book and can only use it for myself. Sorry.

nice job

Nice job...what an undertaking!

Wow! That is ALL I can say! This is fab and I wish I had it for MY dollhouse :-). You did a wonderful job.

Beautiful. I like this minature for the dollhouse.

awesome job keep going girly

You did a super immaculate job on this. I love it.

WOW this is amazing Angelique over 85000 stitches for something so small WOW! ~hugs~

That is very intricate work,you should be very,very satisfied.Looks like a real expensive rug.I stand amazed!

so beautiful!

Oh my goodness. It looks as beautiful as the silk pieces I have seen. Lovely!

This is gorgeous - just what my doll's house needs! I made some rugs by hand (petit point) a few years ago which I was quite pleased with.