Marigold Guild of Needle Arts in Truro, Nova Scotia and the Tulip Tree Needlearts Guild in Chatham-Kent, Ontario have sent in photos of more finished 15-sided biscornus. The pattern was designed and shared by former EAC/ACB president, Joyce Gill.
Joyce’s pattern is actually a stitch sampler with each of the flowers incorporating a different stitch. On some of the biscornus, you can see the labels under the flowers.
It’s inspiring to see all of the variations of this fun project. The different background fabric and thread colours and each stitcher’s placement of the flowers make every biscornu unique.
15-Sided Biscornu stitched by Leslie Burrows of Marigold Guild of Needle Arts; designed by Joyce Gill of Lady’s Slipper Needle Arts Guild and Virtual Threads 
15-Sided Biscornu stitched by Geneve Newcombe of Marigold Guild of Needle Arts and Virtual Threads; designed by Joyce Gill of Lady’s Slipper Needle Arts Guild and Virtual Threads 
15-Sided Biscornu stitched by Doris Cassidy of Marigold Guild of Needle Arts; designed by Joyce Gill of Lady’s Slipper Needle Arts Guild and Virtual Threads 
15-Sided Biscornu stitched by Tulip Tree Needlearts Guild; designed by Joyce Gill of Lady’s Slipper Needle Arts Guild and Virtual Threads 
15-Sided Biscornu stitched by Diane Scott of Marigold Guild of Needle Arts, Tornoto Guild of Stitchery and York Cahtelaines; designed by Joyce Gill of Lady’s Slipper Needle Arts Guild and Virtual Threads
The Tulip Tree participants were Mary Robertson, Sue Bouchard, Donna Bellamy, Karen MacDonald, Claudette Rowles and Yvonne Robb.
Marigold participants were Diane Scott, Doris Cassidy, Geneve Newcombe and Leslie Burrows.
Thank you for sharing your finished projects with us!