Today's discussion topic is:
" Introduce yourself, your projects, and any goals you have for the year!"
Right now, I have three WIPs in hand:
- Elizabeth Almond's "Save the Stitches", begun in 2014, on white lugana in mostly DMC 310 (with some scattering of two DMC blues and two DMC greens where metallic threads had been called for.). Only a few more rows to go and it will be complete!
- Stitchonomy "Christmas Market" 2024 SAL. Stitched using kit fabric and DMC floss. Part 1 is complete and part 2 only requires backstitching. Part 3 (of 8) has been issued but not to the general stitching public.
- Fox & Rabbit 2025 SAL "Cloister Garden". Part 1 (of 12) has been issued. I have the fabric and threads I plan to use in hand.
Other outstanding projects:
Due to solar panels being installed at our home I have not been able to stitch since New Year's Eve. All my stitching gear (light, magnifier, etc.) is in a room where access to the attic meant a closet has been unloaded into the room and I can't access the gea. Once I get the room back in shape, I will begin again on all three WIPs.
My goal is simple --- reduce my WIP backlog and accomplish some finishes. If that means resisting adding new pieces to my stash, so be it!
- The Glendon Place "Hope & Strength" piece which still requires extensive beading.
- The Lakeside SAL "Kogin" which still languishes untouched.
- Traveling needlepoint is awaiting a road trip (possibly in February) to justify taking it out again.
Due to solar panels being installed at our home I have not been able to stitch since New Year's Eve. All my stitching gear (light, magnifier, etc.) is in a room where access to the attic meant a closet has been unloaded into the room and I can't access the gea. Once I get the room back in shape, I will begin again on all three WIPs.
My goal is simple --- reduce my WIP backlog and accomplish some finishes. If that means resisting adding new pieces to my stash, so be it!
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