Sashiko: A Pillow Case

I was gone on a long trip and decided to bring this sashiko piece with me.  It was easy to do in the car and I was amazed by how much I got done. 
Pamela, I have never heard of the book that you mentioned.  One that I borrowed from the library is called Shashiko: Easy and Elegant Designs for Decorative Machine Embroidery by Mary Parker.
It lists the names of the different designs which I find interesting. I think this one is called Key Pattern.
I am ready to get back to Elizabeth and Ghost Dancer.

Another Sashiko

This one is called tortoise shell.  I find sashiko very relaxing.  I may have to dig out one of the kits that is in my basement and stitch it as my carry along project.  For some reason none of my (many) Mill Hill Kits are calling to me...

Many Pots

These need more overstitching, but at least this section is done!  Three more to go!

Scotch Stitches

I have started on the scotch stitches that form the bodice.  I love this part! I was so happy that I placed her hands in the correct place.  I had a great fear that I miscounted...

A New Figure

I have made a little more progress on my sampler.  Hopefully I will be able to take some time and work on it this coming week.

Sashiko: Pine Bark

I am teaching sashiko at my local library. This is supposed to be a coaster.  I think I will need some help from my seamstress librarian friends...

Bodice Developing

I have been stitching abut 15 minutes a day on Elizabeth.  I try to keep a needle threaded so that if I have time, I can put in a few stitches.

Ghost Dancer Progress

This is taking me a lot longer than I thought.  All those pots with basket weave!!! But it is getting done a little at a time.