Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Two latest finishes
Wow. Just... WOW. I have two more finishes for this month, totaling 17 for the year. That is well over my one a month goal, so I feel pretty good about that. Next year I am wanting to finish up one UFO per month. I really do need to get this mess either stitched up or traded off with someone. I feel bad about the amount of stuff I have let pile up. :/
On December 17, I begin my two week break from school. I am hoping to get some stitching time in. Hopefully, this will mean four new ornaments, but I am not going to push myself. I am still dealing with the horrible grief of losing the baby and Christmas is going to be rough, if not flat out sucking. I miss my son every day and Christmas will be particularly brutal. :(
Well, here are the finishes with the related Stitchy Notes. :)
Finish Number 1:
Design: Winter Bookmark- Hiver bien au chaud entre les pages
Designer: Pastel 49
Link: Winter Bookmarks
Fabric: 28 count natural linen
Fibers: Soie d'Alger 1846 (Forest Green) and 4145 (Chocolate Brown). DMC in B5200.
Began and Completed Stitching: Thursday, December 7, 2009
Finish Number 2:
Design: Winter Greens
Designer: Diane Williams of Little House Needleworks All Dolled Up series (2009)
Fabric: 28 count Raw Linen/Silk blend (80% linen/20% silk) from Wichelt.
Fibers: Soie d'Alger in Noir (Black), 17 (Ecru), 942 (Christmas Red), 1844 (Frosted Pine), 1846 (Forest Green), and 4145 (Chocolate Brown).
Kreinik #8 Braid in 002 Vatican Gold.
Accouterments: Mill Hill beads in #62031 (Frosted Old Gold).
Began: Friday, December 4, 2009
Finished: Tuesday, December 8, 2009.
The original designed called for DMC White, Black, 433, 3051 and 3052, 5282 Gold Metallic, a 28 count Clay Cashel from Zweigart and Mill Hill beads in 00557. Approximate DMC colors for the Soie d'Alger would be Ecru, 310, 321, 367, 890, and 898. Please note that these are *my* conversions and YMMV. :).
Had clinic today and managed to get three credit hours toward my 30 hours total I need of working with the public. I am dog tired, but I am going to pull some fabric and threads for my next start and hopefully start it. :P
Hope everyone is having a good week so far! :D
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Respectfully submitted,
C.
On December 17, I begin my two week break from school. I am hoping to get some stitching time in. Hopefully, this will mean four new ornaments, but I am not going to push myself. I am still dealing with the horrible grief of losing the baby and Christmas is going to be rough, if not flat out sucking. I miss my son every day and Christmas will be particularly brutal. :(
Well, here are the finishes with the related Stitchy Notes. :)
Finish Number 1:
Design: Winter Bookmark- Hiver bien au chaud entre les pages
Designer: Pastel 49
Link: Winter Bookmarks
Fabric: 28 count natural linen
Fibers: Soie d'Alger 1846 (Forest Green) and 4145 (Chocolate Brown). DMC in B5200.
Began and Completed Stitching: Thursday, December 7, 2009
Finish Number 2:
Design: Winter Greens
Designer: Diane Williams of Little House Needleworks All Dolled Up series (2009)
Fabric: 28 count Raw Linen/Silk blend (80% linen/20% silk) from Wichelt.
Fibers: Soie d'Alger in Noir (Black), 17 (Ecru), 942 (Christmas Red), 1844 (Frosted Pine), 1846 (Forest Green), and 4145 (Chocolate Brown).
Kreinik #8 Braid in 002 Vatican Gold.
Accouterments: Mill Hill beads in #62031 (Frosted Old Gold).
Began: Friday, December 4, 2009
Finished: Tuesday, December 8, 2009.
The original designed called for DMC White, Black, 433, 3051 and 3052, 5282 Gold Metallic, a 28 count Clay Cashel from Zweigart and Mill Hill beads in 00557. Approximate DMC colors for the Soie d'Alger would be Ecru, 310, 321, 367, 890, and 898. Please note that these are *my* conversions and YMMV. :).
Had clinic today and managed to get three credit hours toward my 30 hours total I need of working with the public. I am dog tired, but I am going to pull some fabric and threads for my next start and hopefully start it. :P
Hope everyone is having a good week so far! :D
---
Respectfully submitted,
C.
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