I came across this post the other day from Two Little Kits about signing your cross stitch projects. I know a lot of people do add their initials and the year to their makes, but it’s not something I have ever done (maybe because I’ve only ever made small projects and I would feel differently if I successfully stitched something larger/more complex?).
The post shows lots of different options for how the author signs her projects, which might give you an idea of how to do it yourself if you want to.
Check out her post for all the options and details, and let me know: do you sign your stitches? Are you going to start now?
[Photo: Two Little Kits.]
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I’ve noticed that signing cross stitch or embroidery projects to be an increasing trend. Especially with people who have been working on samplers and want to increase the meaning the piece has.
Personally, I’ve never been in the habit of doing it. Mostly because I’ve never thought to do it.