We are enormously fortunate to be the recipients of the talents and energy of gifted textile artist and designer Steve Rousseau from Montreal. (Some of you may already know Steve for his dedicated conversion of Needleprint charts and the Needleprint Ackworth School Pattern Book for MacStitch users from which he has culled these motifs with full agreement.) He has given us one of his designs based upon the Quaker motifs for you to work as a cushion 254 stitches wide by 257 stitches tall and he is giving it to you as a free download. Just click here to download the PDF.You are a kind heart, Steve Rousseau, and so say all of us!
PS Look out next week for a very special Holiday present from Steve.
Wow, that design sure makes the motifs stand out as individuals. Love it. Thank you Mr. Rousseu for sharing your wonderful talent.
ReplyDeleteThank you Mr Rousseu for this wonderful pattern. I really love quaker designs.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful pattern! thanks a lot, Mr Rousseau, you are very inspiring!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Mr. Rousseau for sharing this design with us - it is lovely and much appreciated.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for creating this beautiful pattern Mr. Rousseu. My granddaughter Lily will be receiving this pillow for a Christmas gift (not until 2010).
ReplyDeleteThank you both! I love it!
ReplyDeleteRemy
That is an amazing design. How generous of Mr. Rousseau!!
ReplyDeleteHow lovely! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteJacqueline, this is so beautiful, many thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteСпасибо большое!!! Очень люблю ваши дизайны!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Thank you so much.
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning!! What a wonderful gift to share. Thank you so very much.
ReplyDeleteThank you for this lovely gift!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful. Thank you so much for giving us this wonderful gift.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! I love the colours and the motifs within the pattern outline...Thank you very much!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful idea. Take other people's motifs and rearrange them. Not for me, but gee thanks. I love to see people looking foolish Jackie.
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ReplyDeleteDear Sue Jeffrey (Affenage), Chester County, PA - can you clarify your comments please - I am at a loss to understand you. Jacqueline
ReplyDeleteThank you for this pattern Jacqueline and Stven.
ReplyDeleteOne question though; short of counting out the number of stitshes myself, how can I determine the stitch count and corresponding size of this piece?
Thanks for asking this - I'll ask Steve and post the reply.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI think this is a spectacular use of traditional patterns in a modern design. Thanks so much for this gift and for all your work on this great site.
ReplyDeleteThis is a very beautiful pattern and it is really very nice of Mr Rousseau to share this. Thanks a lot, Jacqueline, for making this possible.
ReplyDeleteSteve has just let me know that the cushion is 254 stitches wide by 257 stitches tall.
ReplyDeleteHope that helps.
Thanks ever so much for the stitch count!
ReplyDeleteSteve,
ReplyDeleteIt is BEAUTIFUL!!!!!
Thank you so much~~~~
MUCHAS GRACIAS POR COMPARTIR TAN BELLO DISEÑO, TE LO AGRADEZCO DE TODO CORAZON
ReplyDeleteFor if you are interested, I organize a SAL with this pattern, you can put in touch with me through my blog ..
ReplyDeleteA greeting
Monica
Por si os interesa, organizo un SAL con este patron, os podeis poner en contacto conmigo a través de mi blog..
Un saludo
Monica
por fin las encontré mil gracias por la colaboración
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing
ReplyDeletemuchas gracias cuando lo termine no me podia creer lo bonito que quedo
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