Following the good example of so many of you in Blogland I have set a rotation to try and get my three WIPs finished - I don't want to call them UFO's yet! So last week was the Wiehenberg Christmas Quaker (an SAL from 2008- oops) and I completed page 4. Here's a picture close up so you can see the Angel.
Then this week I stitched on a Winter Exchange for the Crazy Exchange Group. No pictures of this one until it is received and then I will show off - I have fallen in love with this exchange and it is going to be hard to part with it. Do you ever feel that way? We were totally unrestricted in this - the instructions were to handmake something in the theme of winter and send it with a small souvenir of our country and a postcard to our assigned partner. BUT it's midsummer here and it took a while to be inspired to stitch anything wintery! But I am pleased with the result and as next weekend is a long holiday weekend here in Auckland I will construct, package and get ready to mail to .... oops Almost spilt the beans there. Let's just say that this package has a looooong way to go.
So tonight as I settle in for a TV marathon of Antiques Road Show and then Monarchy I am going to stitch some more on my Anne of Green Gables book.
And the reason for all this disciplined industry - the temptation to start a whole lot of new things that I have seen on your blogs! It is so inspiring and very very tempting to see all that you are doing.
Have a good evening everyone.
4 comments:
Your stitching is lovely! I really need to get a rotation going
Your quaker is beautiful. I have set my mind to start a rotation, but I just haven't been able to stick to something yet.
Happy Stitching,
Hillery
North Country Samplings
Good for you for sticking to a rotation. Your Quaker Christmas is looking lovely.
Hi Margaret, just to let you know that my parcel arrived yesterday with my angel and goodies. Thank you soo much, its all soo lovely and will come in very handy.
Hugs LISA V.
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