Happy Friday everyone,
I hope you had a great few days with tons of stitching. I am happy to say I have managed to complete each day on time and with at least 200 stitches. It is so satisfying when I compare the before and after photos; the difference that even 200 stitches make is wonderful.
Day 4 project is called Panoply of Posies by Tempting Tangles. I have had this in my stash for a few years and decided this was a perfect time to start it. This is one of the projects I started during my birthday month of June. As a tradition, I try to pick out a few projects to start as a celebration. I went through my kitted up projects and decided to pull this one out.
I am choosing my own DMC colors that are different than the Dinky Dyed floss Deb chose. I love these kinds of charts where you can pick your own colors. I am doing it on a 32 count Belfast Linen. I love stitching on 32 count but my eyes don't.
Here is a before picture:
I was able to complete 220 stitches and is at 1.8% complete. I am so glad I have Pattern Keeper because otherwise I am scared how much I could potential mess up.
Day 5 was Granny Sunflowers by Carolyn Manning Designs. You can buy PDF’s and all of her current designs
here. She is so talented. I am stitching this on 14 ct black Aida.
I stitched 213 stitches and am at 47.52%. I hope to get in stitches at least 5 times a week as my daily 70. My goal is to finish it by the end of September or early October,. This is a start from 2025 and I feel confident it will get done before the time change.
Day 6 was a kit from Riolis called Macarons. This kit uses cotton floss instead of wool/acrylic.
I was able to complete the pink cookie, work finish the pink part of the ribbon and start on the pale yellow of the daylily.
Every time I pick up this WIP, I think of my husband Bill. When I first started it, he thought they were colored hamburgers. He cracks me up.
Well that is all for now.
Have a great weekend and Happy Stitching!
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