Le'Poulet by Blackbird Designs. Stitched on 32 ct linen with mostly recommended fibers. Started at PALS - Stitching at the Beach.
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| 16. October 26, 2014 |
Turkey Sausage by Plum Street Samplers. Stitched on 36 ct Natural Linen with mostly called for fibers.
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| 15. October, 2014 |
Winter Wienerland by Plum Street Samplers. Stitched on 36 ct Natural Linen with mostly called for fibers.
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14. September, 2014
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You can see the first in the series, Halloweenies, here.
Halloween Delivery by Plum Street Samplers
36 Count, Dark Bunny linen from Hand-Dyed Fibers
See the 'partner' Ghoul Tidings, here.
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| 13. September 6, 2014 |
Old Owl by Primitive Acorns
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| 12. August 15, 2014 |
One Flag by Hands to Work
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| 11. July 11, 2014 |
Civil War Needlebook designed by Nan Lewis. Great kit!
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| 10. June 21, 2014 |
In Full Glory, by Blackbird Designs. 32ct Stone Gray with silk fibers.
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| 9. June 14, 2014 |
The patriotic bug has bitten! Here's Betsy, designed by Sheepish Design. It's on 36ct using suggested DMC.
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| 8. May 31, 2014 |
Stitched Plum Street Samplers, Count Twice, Stitch Once as a reminder! It's on 40 ct Lambswool.
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| 7. April 2014 |
This is a design from the Primitive Hare, finished on 40 ct stash.
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| 6. 4/19/2014 |
Forever Young (partial) by Heartsting Samplery
40ct Lakeside Navy Bean
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| 5. 3/10 - 29/2014 |
Be Ye Kind by Hands to Work
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| 4. 2/26 - 3/7/2014 |
Angel of Tulips by The Goode Huswife
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| 3. 2/22-25/2014 |
Stained linen with various Hand-Dyed Fiber silks.
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| 2. 2/17- 21/2014 |
February Flip It (2001) by Lizzie*Kate. Since my fabric – linen sample stash – was smaller count, I replaced the charm with a stitched heart, and the recommended DMC.
Eliza Scattergood by Plum Street Samplers is finished. She is stitched on 36ct Exemplar using the recommended NPI silks. I did make a little change to the verse. The original:
"Eliza Scattergood, her work 1839. When I survey this work of mine, I'm filled with joy and dread.
May Christ my life with his entwine before my days' last thread."
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| 1. 1/1 - 2/15/2014 |
My version:
"Eliza Scattergood, her work 1839. When I survey this work of mine, I'm filled with joy and dread.
May all my stash be stitched and hung before my days' last thread." She was a fun project – first finish of 2014.
Updated 5/24/14
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