Sweetheart Tree Mini Quaker Round Robin

Remember when I posted here about the Potted Flower I stitched with the the prettiest Sea Green Needlepoint Silk floss that Barbara sent to me?
Evalina received the chart next (with a skein of floss) from me and she stitched it twice! You can see Evalina's finishes by clicking here.
Evalina drew Patty's name so she now has the chart. If you would like to receive the chart with a skein of floss next CLICK HERE to leave a comment on Patty's post - Patty is going to pick a name on June 10th and send the traveling chart on to the next winner.
This was such a fun stitch and I thank Barbara for starting the journey of this cute little chart.

CLICK HERE to check out Evalina's drawing to celebrate her 200th post - she is going to draw the lucky winner's name on June 12th.

As a man thinks in his heart, so is he. [Proverbs 23:7]

To Stitch or Not to Stitch Round Robin

EDIT 04/12/11 :  I have finished stitching and drawn a number of the next stitcher.  Random Number Generator picked number 1 and that is commenter

EvalinaMaria.  I have sent an email requesting her address so I can mail it to her.  This was such a fun stitch and thank you to Barbara for starting this round robin.

 Here is a picture of the Potted Flower I stitched with the lovely floss that Barbara sent with the chart.  This will either become a pin cushion or a biscornu - as soon as I can make up my mind.

EDIT 04/05/11 : The chart has arrived! Barbara sent the prettiest Sea Green Needlepoint Silk floss and I love stitching with it. Barbara drew my name to start her Round Robin of the Sweetheart Tree Mini Quaker Pincushion. As soon as I receive it I will stitch it and then draw a name from everyone (you must have a blog) who posts on this message so it can travel to the next person along with a skein of floss.  Leave a comment here if you would like to stitch this lovely design before you send it (with floss) to the next stitcher you choose.
Here is where Barbara started this Round Robin.

We are what we believe we are. (C. S. Lewis)