From some time I reflect sull' opportunity to close the blog. When I began in the 2006 c' they were little sites that they published " freebies" regularly, the spread of the blogs has widened the creativity of the lovers of the embroidery, and also my engagement. The beautiful season then tries to me with the walks in the forests and on mountains, all' leisure under the warm beams of the sun, the reading all' shadow of the trees in garden. They are elsewhere. To close definitively the blog is not necessary, leaves l' opportunity to continue to consult it even if from today in then I do not guarantee that the modernizations will be regular. Thanks to those who they have written to me, with calm I will answer to all, and thanks for the collaboration offered ones, of it I will hold account. Good day!
Whew! Well, I can't say that I blame her. I'm sure that with the proliferation of blogs and just plain 'regular' folks taking a stab at designing and posting their works for free out on the intarwebz, updating a blog with links to said freebies is probably a full time occupation. I, myself, have been spending a bit less time on the computer and choosing instead to take my stitching to the community pool and stitch poolside, rather than being cooped up in the house. It's getting warmer by the day here in Sin City and it's nice to be out by the pool stitching.
And in other news....
Had 2 finishes yesterday and started yet another project. It was nice to get some things wrapped up and start one I've wanted to start for a long time now. I am hoping after this next finish, I get out an older WIP/UFO and finish that up. Maybe rotate new starts and finishes, to clear some old stuff out and get to the stuff I have put off for so long and really want to stitch. Pic of the finishes plus the new WIPs. Stitchy notes attached! :)
Finish number 1:
Design: Cottage Garden
Designer: Nikki Lehman of Country Cottage Needleworks
Source: August 2006 Just Cross Stitch Magazine
Fabric: 28 count white Monaco
Fibers: DMC 153, 155, 156, 157, and 420. Weeks Dye Works thread in Pecan. Crescent Colours Joshua Tree, Tomatillio, and Summer Spray.
Misc: Decided to skip the outer border as I could not find a nice enough color that would compliment the color changes I made and let's face it, I'm lazy as hell. Ran out of the WDW Pecan and I did not want to buy another skein as I find WDW threads to be thin and have a propensity to shred, so I just substituted DMC 420 and went on with life. The difference is not that stark and I wanted this one just plain finished instead of it languishing in the UFO pile.
Began: (approximately) Friday, March 20, 2009
Completed stitching: Thursday, April 30, 2009
Finish number 2:
Design: Necessities Sampler
Designer: Diane Williams of Little House Needleworks
Fabric: 28 count antique white either lugana or jobelan
Fibers: DMC 420, 739, 869, 924, 926, 928, 936, 3011, 3013, 3371, 3768
Began: Saturday, April 18, 2009
Completed stitching: Friday, April 30, 2009
And now on with the WIPs! :D
WIP number 1:
Stitchy notes:
Design: Bee Pinkeep
Designer: Diane Williams of Little House Needleworks and Nikki Lehman of Country Cottage Needleworks for The Gift Stitching magazine, Issue 12 January 2007
Fabric: 28 count natural evenweave of an unknown type (I need to figure out what it is, cause I'm really digging on it!)
Fibers: DMC 437, 761, 3011, 3012, 3371, 3712, and B5200.
Began: Thursday, April 30, 2009
(Photo removed by Webshots and I do not have a copy)
Hope everyone is having a good day out there in cyberspace!
Respectfully submitted,
C.
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