Jan 15) Boo! by The Prairie Schooler (freebie)
Another Halloween ornament in progress. Such a cute pattern. I should have a nice little Halloween display when October rolls around this year.
From the latest issue of Just Cross Stitch. Not sure how I will finish it ... maybe a biscornu? maybe an ornament? (I don't have any Valentine ornaments, yet.)
A big project that has been waiting in the wings. This one has lots of specialty stitches - fun, fun, fun!
I am such a Sandy Orton fan. This one is included in The Best of Kooler Design Studio.
A nice simple stitch with lots of bold color areas.
I am stitching this pattern on a very chunky looking piece of 11 ct Aida with 3 strands of black floss. I don't often stitch on 11 ct, but this oatmeal colored piece of Aida has some lovely texture to it. I have the idea to incorporate it into a cover for a fabric journal book of stitches I am planning. hmmm.
One of those cute little kits form the dollar bin at Michaels. I enjoy these quick little kits, as they are finished when you are finished stitching - since you stitch them right in the frame.
Love the Sandy Orton piece!
ReplyDeleteCoincidentally, one of my friends just found that Prairie School freebie while packing (or unpacking?) so it was surprising to see it in two places in one day ;)
Orchid intrigue looks beautiful.
Great progress! Congrats :)
Great starts. The colors in that Sandy Orton design are beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteMore wonderful new starts, well done.
ReplyDeleteI love all your new starts Cheryl. I really, really like the Autumn and the Winnie the Pooh. Looking forward to seeing the rest of your starts this month.
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Great projects you are working on :)
ReplyDeleteOh that was funny, the progress pictures were cropped in my reader so it looked like you hadn't stitched anything until I came to your actual blog!
ReplyDeleteNow I can see you've made great progress after all.
Also, seeing your Velentine stitch reminds me that I haven't even had that issue yet, they sent the wrong mag!
Lovely starts and those Sandy Ortons are really great-looking patterns, wow! Winnie the Pooh looks like a piece I would do to relax; all those bright blocks of color. :D
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