Sunday, March 14, 2010

Many Projects Update

Well, I have been stitching, but not blogging. Our snow is finally gone (yea) and my daffodils are about three inches high. The sad part is that I fell and fractured my leg, so no gardening for me for the next few weeks. I suppose an optimist would simply be glad of the extra stitching time, no?

Here's my latest start - I want a series of "Scottish" reproduction samplers - primarily red and green. To get that series started, here is Ann Taylor by Heartstring Primitives. I am using 32 ct. Days Gone By from Silkweavers and premium HDF floss in Pennyworts, Everlasting, and Dried Roses. I am just picking colors as I go.




Next is Part 8 of the German Group Mystery Sampler:




An update on Moonstone Garden:


And here is Part 8 of Seba Designs Blackwork Mystery SAL:




Then, in my never ending quest to find a finishing technique that I am actually good at, here is the Mystery zigougou Noel from Hohla (http://saolya.blogspot.com). There are many great SAL's on her site. Go check it out if you have never been there. My project was done with opalescent white Belfast and HDf fibers - Yonder Skies and Befrogged. The ornie has a lot of Krenik braid on it, also. Sadly my photo doesn't capture that very well.





Well, that's all for today.

4 comments:

Kathy A. said...

Wow, you have been stitching. How beautiful they all are. I'm not sure which one I like best German mystery, Chatelaine,mystery. Wait, I know - that oh so cool ornament. Gorgeous

Carol R said...

Nice finish on the zigougou!

hohla said...

Very nice! I really like how you embroidered my design!

Brigitte said...

You have some great WIPs on the go. And what a lovely finishing you were doing on the ornament.