I’ve finished off a couple of hooking projects including binding!!! And moved another forward.
This is Spring, and I have made good progress on it.
This photo is a little dark, but the colors are pretty soft.
Next up, Indian Corn, a pattern from Cushing, taught on Zoom by Lisanne Miller.
Blocked and bound....woohoo!
Blocked and bound....woohoo!
Next up is Scaredy Cat, a free pattern by Lindsay Bowles, found here.
Friend Lauren at Rugs and Pugs shared the link and hooked her own adorable version.
Friend Lauren at Rugs and Pugs shared the link and hooked her own adorable version.
Today I played catch up on weeks 6-8 of the free Snowdrift runner by Kathy Schmitz.
Less than perfect stitching, but I guess it’s an overall effect. Kathy’s stitches aren’t perfect either and she says that’s fine.
I fully finished these two cross stitch berries that were the first two issues of the Dyeing to Stitch Berry Club.
I used Vonna Pfeiffer’s finishing instructions. The berry patterns are by Erica Michaels and are her Quaker Berries.
I ordered this wonderful little shaker pincushion from NHShaker Shop on Etsy.
And I love the spiderweb on top.
Macy has really become a young lady. She is a freshman in HS this year.
She is attending virtually, but still cheers at HS football games. Seems rather odd to me.
She is attending virtually, but still cheers at HS football games. Seems rather odd to me.
Take Care,
Jennie
Yes you have been exceedingly busy. Love your new rug in progress and can't believe how perfect the corn came out by using just textured wool. Macy is a beautiful young lady and bet her father is smiling down in pride. OMG, perfect cartoon and so true ~ they are wonderful loving creatures and would be preapproved.
ReplyDeleteI just love love that cartoon--thanks-
ReplyDeleteLots of neat work-
pretty girl, Macy--
luv, di
I have gotten into the cross stitch berries....but already made ones. I have three now. Love them. I did purchase a couple patterns to make my own but don't have fabric to do them on. It is hard to choose them online.
ReplyDeleteMacy looks very mature for a freshman! I love your Kathy's Snowdrift project. I've gotten all the patterns, but haven't started any new needlework projects this year. Love that cartoon!
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