Dorothy, the Tin Woodman, the Cowardly Lion, and the Scarecrow surround the Wizard of Oz
Just in time for the Wizard of Oz 70th Anniversary celebration, Pepita Needlepoint released a slew of new canvases featuring various Oz-related designs. Check them out on Pointseller at the new Oz category.
It usually takes a few weeks to see any money from a design I did. Usually months. Or years.
Imagine my surprise when a brand new design, Office Space, landed me a customer within a week of it being available at Pointseller.com.
"Office Space"
Check out Office Space at my website. And to help out with the economy, visit Pointseller.
closeup of Mansfield Park book cover
Leigh-Anne Mullock, a designer, has a portfolio at her website where she showcases some of her more interesting stuff. Among these are book covers she designed for 2 Jane Austen novels: “Pride and Prejudice,” and “Mansfield Park”. In her words:
Hand stitched cover ilustrations feature imagery about their relationships the novel’s protagonists might have been inspired to stitch.
Laura Nielson has more details.
The stats I get from Google Analytics show that searchers frequently seek needlepoint patterns for Backgammon Boards. Pepita’s own Backgammon design ranks well with that query and appear on the first page of results.
Pepita Needlepoint's Backgammon Board pattern
Possibly the most famous needlepointed backgammon board is that of Rosey Grier. I got this picture from a wonderful Flickr photo-set taken from his book.
Rosey's Backgammon Board
A while back, a customer contacted me through my website and requested a Backgammon board pattern that featured a compass rose. I designed one special for her and she was very happy with it. It’s now available for anyone else as well on the website.
Backgammon Board with Compass Rose
Our customer had shopped around for a designer that would do this for her. One designer wanted to charge her $800! She was amazed when I priced this for her at under $100.
If you are looking for a custom-designed canvas, make sure to drop me a line. You won’t be disappointed.
