Here are examples of this cross stitch pattern as stitched by customers. Click any picture for a closer look.
There are also many more pictures posted in our Facebook group. (You don't need a Facebook account to look.)
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Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte - Georges Seurat |
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November 13, 2023
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Stitched by Janet Brooks on 18-count antique white aida
December 9, 2021 “I've got a page finish on Sunday in the Park. Yay!”
More pictures by Janet
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Stitched by Audrey Louise Hetelson
January 8, 2021 “Here is my latest. This is Sunday Afternoon in the Park by George Seurat. I'm kind of late to the party!! It took over 4 years, but it's my masterpiece.”
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Stitched by Lorraine Wiener, Rancho Palos Verdes, California
February 18, 2020 “After three years I have completed Seurat's Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte. In order to make this picture mine, I changed and added many colors, used different types of threads, added fancy stitches, and even needle felted a flower. I am onto my next project which I expect shall take me six years considering its size.”
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Stitched by Cindy Hody Schoenfelder
October 2, 2019 “Wrinkled and dirty but done!”
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Stitched by Elizabeth Richardson
December 15, 2016 “Here are photos of my latest finished piece.”
More pictures by Elizabeth
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Stitched by Julie, Montclair, Virginia on 16-count aida
May 16, 2010 “I enjoyed working on this immensely. It took about 28 months to complete.”
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Stitched by Marci, Washington State on 18-count aida
“I am really enjoying this pattern! It is my first time using combined floss colors and I love it.”
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Stitched by Elisa Gratiot, Idaho on 14-count aida
Grand Prize winner at the Idaho State Fair in the large aida category, and framed by Forever Framing in Idaho Falls. This is the second year in a row that one of our designs has won Grand Prize! see the 2006 winner
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I received the patterns that I had ordered within four days and that was the first pleasant shock. The second came when I started to stitch "The Bunch of Lilacs". I started in the upper left corner and I find myself stopping and admiring the stitches. This is the first time that I have worked with blended threads and I'm simply overwhelmed by the gorgeous shading that is achieved. I have heard the expression..."painting with threads" and for the first time I can understand what it means. Keep up the good work and keep those patterns coming.
