There are 2 "4th of July" (LK) ornaments on because I also finished one that Michele had sent me last summer in the Summer Fair/Square exchange.... Here it is front and center with the plaid buttons...
I decided to use American flags in the topper....simple...
All of these of ornaments, pinkeeps and mini-pillows will hold a special place in my heart as I use them year after year....
Lastly, I would like to wish my son and his golf team the best of luck~ They are flying out of Raleigh this morning headed to the Junior College Golf National Finals in Chautauqua, NY! This group of young men are all awesome golfers and we are all so proud they are representing our region of the country as they pursue this national title...Its such an honor to have gotton this far and we know you will go to have fun, play good golf and enjoy your teams rewards~~~ Good luck Phillip!~~Here's hoping everyone has a great weekend!!! Try to stay cool....((Hugs)) from me to you~ Faye
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Faye, your Patriotic Tree is just fabulous, it's a fantastic idea to change the theme according to seasons & events - absolutely love it and very inspiring - here in England cross stitch charts representing our country are virtually non-existent but as I feel the States is my second home & we plan to return later in year I am truly inspired to do the same.
Good luck Phillip & team xxx
Your patriotic tree is wonderful! What a great way to decorate for the upcoming summer holiday. The flag topper is a beautiful idea. Enjoy looking at it day to day, and thanks for sharing.
your tree looks great! i just love trees decorated all year long with different themes to enjoy!
Faye, I love your tree and the ornaments are amazing! I noticed the stitching on the wall behind the tree. Do they hang year round or do you change them seasonally? Enjoy your weekend!
Girlfriend that tree is precious! What wonderful stitchies!
Best of luck to your son. How fun!
What an awesome tribute and a wonderful display of your talent. Thank you so much for sharing.
Be always in stitches.
OH MY GOSH!!!!!!!!!! My mouth is open in awe. I love love love it. What an awesome display--you should be so proud of yourself.
Best of luck to Phillip and his team! I'll have to remember to tell my DH... he still has your area's temps up on his home page so I get daily forecast updates from him--just so I'll know what it would be like if we lived there. ;) Anyway, best of luck to him!
It is gorgeous Faye! You have been really busy getting all of those finished. Stay cool this weekend - we are in for a hot one. Good luck to Phillip!
It's wonderful! All I was expecting and more! Good luck to Phillip and his team. I hope they win.
Your tree looks wonderful - it's a great idea,
it's definitely something I would love to do if only we could get patriotic cross stitch charts for the UK.
Good luck to your son.
Oh my gosh, Faye! That tree is just wonderful! I love the flag ribbon and topper - perfect. Every ornament looks fantastic - great job!
Good luck to you son and his team! Keep us posted on how they do!
The tree is wonderful! I love your idea of hte flags as a topper. It's something I'd like to do one day too. I see your patriotic stitching in the background as well.
Good luck to your son!
I love it, Faye!!! Makes me want to stand up and salute :)
Love the tree! Everything looks perfect.
Good luck to your son!
Your tree is gorgeous.:)Congrats.:)
Hugs
Betty
So festive for summer. I love the idea.
Congrats to your son as well. You must be so proud.
Gorgeous, gorgeous tree! I love it, I never thought of getting a smaller tree and decorating it like that.
Good luck your DS too :-).
This is such a beautiful idea to display your wonderful stitching. Good luck to the golphers!
How beautiful, Faye!! Absolutely beautiful!! I'm so glad you shared the picture..and I thought I was the only one who kept the little white lights on after the holidays! LoL! I can't wait to get a start on my stockings!
WOW Faye!!!! It's amazing!!!!
Faye- I just LOVE your patriotic tree! You have inspired me to get it together and start stitching my own patriotic pieces!! Thank you for sharing you beautiful work!
Good luck to Phillip and his team...I know they will come home winners regardless of what the final score is!
Your tree looks amazing Faye!!! I love all those Americana ornies and have several of the patterns you used, so now I need to get busy and make some more.
YOU've inspired us all!!!
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Love, love your tree Faye!! And just love the flag topper you made up. Simple, but absolutely perfect!! I'm envious!
Good luck to Phillip and his team. I'm sure that they will do very well!
It's just fantastic Faye!
Great Patriotic tree! Your finishes are lovely.
Congrats to your son, Phillip and his team for that honor and his talent.
Jennifer
Well done Faye
Looks Great
AWESOME!
Love your beautiful tree! Congrats and best of luck to Phillip and Team!
Faye, How beautiful your tree is. Just the right amount of items to make them all stand out. Love the tree topper, the bow is wonderful and the flags are perfect. The founding fathers would be proud. Looks like something Besty Ross would have done if she had more time to devote to fun stitching instead of stitching all those stars and stripes on that huge flag she did for us all. God bless Besty and God bless Faye.
Have a great summer and wonderful 4th enjoying your tree.
your tree looks awesome!
I love your tree so much, I may start doing ornaments for me a tree! Beautiful !!!!
Your tree looks great! I love all the ornaments. Good idea.
Love your tree! I can't believe it only took you 6 weeks to get these all stitched and finished...awesome job Faye!
I just love your tree! You did good at the "crack of dawn!" :)
Love all of the framed pieces you have in the background...they are so pretty. You will have to share pics one day.
had fun today...hope your son's team does well and you have a good day at the beach!
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Love your tree! Good luck to Phillip and the team!
What a fabulous idea to have a Seasons tree in your craft room - - - it looks fantastic. Look forward to seeing what each season change brings :)
Oh Faye it's GORGEOUS!!! Congrats - can't wait to see what's next! :-)
Okay, so if your gorgeous tree comes up missing, it's because I stole it. Just so ya know!
The tree is so pretty. I did a 4th of july tree years ago, with beanie babies. What a great way to display your work.
Love your patriotic tree! Wonderful designs and great finishing.
So cute Faye! It turned out just perfect. Love your samplers that are by it too!
Good luck to Phillip! Your tree is fabulous - love it!
Faye, your tree is just wonderful - it screams summer and fun! Thanks for sharing and good luck to your son!
Fantastic way to display your Patriotic ornaments, looks lovely.
Your cushions are gorgeous too.
Wonderful! Love your finishes and the topper is perfect.
Lookin' Good!
And good luck to your DS!
That is a fabulous tree! Very beautiful!
Faye it's gorgeous! What a great idea!
Oh wow Faye!! It's beautiful! You did such a wonderful job on it. You are so talented!!! :)
Just found you via Terri - great blog!!
LOVE your tree! What a fantastic idea!! Eventually I hope to have enough seasonal litle hang me ups to do something like that... and then I'll be copying your idea! :) Just beautiful!!
Good luck to your son and his team!
One word: FABULOUS!!!!
Love It! 4th of July Awesomeness!
Faye, I love all things Americana and your patriotic tree looks wonderful! What fun it must have been to put it all together.
Wow, Faye! I love your patriotic tree, it's fabulous! The flag topper is a perfect touch.
Your patriotic tree is gorgeous. Love it!
Jack...
Beautiful!!!!
LOVE your beautiful patriotic tree! That is so pretty and fun! Fabulous stitching!! I love all the patriotic finishes hanging on the wall behind the tree as well. :)
What an awesome tribute and a wonderful display of your talent. Thank you so much for sharing. Be always in stitches.
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