P is for Prelude

Yes, I own Prelude to piece along with the threads.  Sad, but true.  It was a Not Attending Seminar piece from 1999.  (That is what the NAS '99 means.)  One of these days I will frame it up and stitch it.

O is for Orna

 This is a new workshop that I am taking with CyberPointers .It is called Victory Garden and it is by Orna Willis 
I think I am doing the Tiki colorway but I can't remember.  I also think the workshop is done so I am behind.  But I do have my canvas!

N is for Noah

 Yes, I have all 12 canvas pieces for Noah and his wife along with lots of cute animals.  Threads and stitch guides were included along with this bag from the shop:

I have as yet to even take one stitch.  I don't remember when I bought these.  So sad.  I want to get them done as I would hate to have my kids have to go through my stash wondering what to do with all this stuff! Although I guess the same thing would happen if I got them stitched and finished...

M is for Morgan, Betsy

I saw this project in my Inspirations Magazine and I had to have the kit!  It is Seasons by Betsy Morgan.  I think it would look so nice on my work area.  Thank goodness I have a friend who wants to do it too so hopefully we can get it done in the next decade or so.

L is for Lizards

I love this canvas!  It is one of the first I ever bought and I think it was in 2004.  I am not sure about that, but I think that is right.  I have the threads for the piece  and ideas for stitching it. But have I taken one stitch?  NO!  One of these days...

K is for Knot Garden

This is  a lovely piece by Catherine Jordan.  I love this piece as it involves painting the  gardens and doing a little creative work.  I can't remember when I started this.  I do know that I didn't get very far.

J is for Just Nan

 For those of you that mainly do needlepoint, Just Nan is a cross stitch designer.  I found these two lovely pieces in my stash-Miss Kitty's Dragons and Wildflower Wish.  I know I have another piece started somewhere, but I didn't want to dig for it.

I also found these two patterns called High Hopes.  Yes, two identical patterns.  I mentioned it to a friend at a stitch-in and she said she would buy it from me. Thank goodness!  Two of the same thing! Crazy!