My machine sewing supplies continue to be all packed away waiting for the move that is happening in the next couple of months. So in the meantime, I slow stitch by hand. And that is a good thing because it is soothing and relaxing. It just might get warm enough today to actually take my stitching outside into the sun..... I hope.
I have finished the Victoria Samplers Family Sampler. We went and picked out frames for it last week. I’m hoping they will be in this week and then I can get it stretched and framed so it can count as fully finished. Here’s a close up showing the finished pulled thread work at the bottom. I have never done anything like this before, so it was a bit of a challenge. But I like learning new things so it was fun too.
I’ve done some more work on the monthly sampler that Victoria Sampler is doing. The fourth part for March was released on Friday and I’m hoping to get that done today.
And then because I’ve had a couple of finishes in the past couple of weeks, I treated myself to a new start. This is also from the Victoria Sampler people. Considering I started this last Wednesday, it is going quickly. It a piece celebrating Canada.
It has the cutest goose in the row I’m currently doing. This is row 7 out of 15 so almost halfway done this one. I am hoping that in our new place I will have a wall somewhere dedicated to this kind of needle work.
I’m linking up to Kathy’s Slow Sunday Stitching.
Beautiful stitching!
ReplyDeleteLove the goose, only in Canada, eh?. Your stitching is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYour stitching projects are lovely! Love the skaters! Nice goose too!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, congratulations on your finish and what beatiful new project.
ReplyDeleteLove all your projects Cathy!! You are really moving on the hand stitching :-). Love that pulled thread. My Mom used to do a lot of that, but it's a technique I've never tried yet. That new Canada project is fun for sure!!
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