My tribute to Jan Houtman
I am a huge fan of Jan Houtmans charts. As a tribute to his work and in his memory, I picked borders from a variety of his samplers, and this is the result (the initials are mine):That is incredible work Thank you for sharing WOW, nice work. O_O Looks like a book-worthy sample shot. Im still relatively new to the world of cross-stitch, and I must admit, I do not know who Jan Houtman is. His style looks Nordic, though... could you tell me more about him? Wonderful work! Congratulations :) SpiesForTheMoon replied at 2012-2-18 06:01 static/image/common/back.gif
WOW, nice work. O_O Looks like a book-worthy sample shot. Im still relatively new to the world of c ...
Thank you.
Jan Houtman was a Dutch designer. He passed away a few years ago. He was an avid stitcher, and most often (if not always) stitched his samplers without first drawing a chart. His samplers have, in the recent years, been made into charts, though. He has some amazing samplers (in my opinion). A few of his charts can be found on this site, but he has many more. Try a google search for "Jan Houtman cross stitch" - or go to the online shop called "European Cross Stitch", which I think is the shop that has the largest collection of his charts for sale... I*m not allowed to post links, but try this:
europeanxs (dot) com atenea replied at 2012-2-18 06:14 static/image/common/back.gif
Wonderful work! Congratulations
Thank you :) very beautiful and dificult work!!!!! congrats very beautiful :):) Wow and Wow... This is a magnificent piece of work.... Well done, thank you for sharing your finish with us...:):) I love Jan Houtman designs also.... XheraPhine replied at 2012-2-18 06:19 static/image/common/back.gif
Thank you.
Jan Houtman was a Dutch designer. He passed away a few years ago. He was an avid stitch ...
Thank you! I shall do exactly that. ^_^ Looks really beautiful