Sara Guermani - A needlework project to be born again
From loving needlework to loving other people
I’ve always loved stitching and in 2012 I started my adventure as a cross stitch designer. If I was asked to describe myself with just one word, I’d definitely would choose “mum”: I think my family is the most important thing for me and I feel very lucky to have such a big, lovely and cozy family. This is why, some years ago I decided to start sharing it with children who are not as lucky as ours, whom I welcome in custody, as well as with you, depicting my world in my designs: a kind of naive world, though full of serenity and warmth. In my “other life”, I’m a middle school art teacher and I truly love my job. I think committing to the social can help understand why to love the little and great things of life. I simply try to commit myself to social as much as I can, also by taking part in charities like this one proposed by Casa Cenina.
Sara Guermani has described with these words the reason why she decided to join our charity and donate her pattern called "
Swinging Santa" :-)
She has got us all used to very sweet and elegant patterns, where bright and subtle color shades are softly mixed together, to create intime atmospheres, sometimes like in a dream, and this atmosphere is once again to find in her playful Santa Claus, cheerful on a swing, reminding us of he most familiar and heartfelt time of the year: Xmas time.
In her letter,
Sara, talks of her family atmosphere and she must have thought of all the warmth she experiences with her children, when she created her design and she certainly must have felt that deep joy you can fell when you do something good for someone else: she knows this kind of joy, since she has decided to spread the love of her family to many other children who are not as lucky as ours. We definitely feel honored, knowing that a small piece of this mirth will help give a good sensation also to our stitchers, who will also make something very good for someone else, by simply stitching this pattern.
Thank you, Sara!
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