Well, I managed to get some stitching done.
Dawn to Dusk by Textured Treasures
Starting point:
Ending point - I finished the border and started to bead.Casket:Well, I managed to get some stitching done.
Dawn to Dusk by Textured Treasures
Starting point:
Ending point - I finished the border and started to bead.Casket:This is a wonderful SAL hosted by Jo over at https://serendipitousstitching.blogspot.com/?m=1
My project is a gift for my mom:
This will eventually be a book cover.
I just got back from visiting my family in Albuquerque. I love Balloon Fiesta!
I took two projects with me, Baltic Easter Basket Cover by Avlea and a book cover for my mom.Life is a little stressful right now. I think a lot of people feel stressed right now. So when I am overly stressed I stop anything that adds to my stress. I listen to the Bible and stitch. Since stitching slows down your heart rate and lowers your blood pressure, it's the perfect activity to calm myself down. Also, listening to God's word puts everything in perspective.
For some reason counted canvas wasn't working so I pulled out Alice Ellen Usher. One color and just letters or numbers. Perfect.
I also purchased this cute thread holder fromSassy Jacks It makes me happy.
If you look closely, the Jessica's are not correct. I will have to rip them out because they bother me.
Dawn to Dusk is a large piece so I decided to get a layer done on the border.
I'm trying not to do the motifs because I know I will abandon the project if they get done!
Well, I managed to finish No Time Like the Present by Modern Folk Embroidery.
Then I moved on to my Bargello GCC -
Well, my goal is to get No Time Like the Present by Modern Folk Embroidery stitched this weekend.
Oh so close!
I may work on another project too but this is my priority.
See the circled bit below? That is the bottom of the sampler. I'm so close but I had the urge to start something new.
I want to show my calendar for August.
And I have decided to stitch on No Time Like the Present by Modern Folk Embroidery until I get it done or I can't stand it anymore.
If I need to switch off, I will work on Dawn to Dusk.
I'm a member of the Tudor Rose Sampler Guild and this little scissors fob was a program.
I forgot how much I enjoy beading.
Well, at least in the brocade.
I am trying to get this completed this year.
I need to get the other squirrel done but I had to start the stag.
I have been lax on posting for this SAL.
But I received these lovely stitched gifts while at Sassy Jacks with FiberTalk. The hardanger scissors case was made by Robin and the scissors fob was from Jenifer. I finally got my act together and dug out a pair of scissors for the set. What a wonderful gift!I plan on working on my two major wips -Dawn to Dust and MFE No Time Like the Present
Let's see what I can get done.
Well, I was able to get another motif done on Dawn to Dusk .
I ripped out the silver as it didn't work in person.
You can't see the red in the buttonhole stitch corners too well, but it looks good in person.
So I thought this Avlea would be the perfect project for taking to family events. Two colors. Simple design. 30 count fabric.
But I didn't follow the pattern.
I thought my brain could flip the bottom swirl and stitch it. I did stitch it. Incorrectly. Oh well. Note to self: make a copy and grab an extra magnet to have motif close so I can follow it