First, pictures of little things from my life lately:
wild azaleas outside
and inside
wild violets
the ever hopeful Miss Kitty keeps an eye on the bird nest
and inside
wild violets
the ever hopeful Miss Kitty keeps an eye on the bird nest
I saw Joy's wonderful finish of Goode Huswife's One Seed For Another and it inspired me to pull out my chart and order supplies for it. I liked the fabric she chose, 40 count Vintage Pearled Barley and her conversion to NPI silks, which she shared. Here are the supplies:
and here is my start:
Shores of Hawk Run Hollow
40 count Antique Cotton & DMC
Remember cute little Mr. Carrot Nose on his spotted pony? Here he is now:
He apparently couldn't control his spotted pony whose head ended up being one square away from the tree trunk. Now they are both being removed and redone. Taking out this much of something I stitched would usually make me not want to finish the project, but I really like this design so I will keep working on it and will try to pay more attention to the count!
Today is a beautiful day and perfect for picking out annuals for the front porch and rummaging around in flea markets and antique stores. All of which I hope I to do.
That's it for now! I hope everyone has a great weekend!
I worked a little on Shores and finished outlining the first square and worked on the rocks. I'm still enjoying this design.
40 count Antique Cotton & DMC
He apparently couldn't control his spotted pony whose head ended up being one square away from the tree trunk. Now they are both being removed and redone. Taking out this much of something I stitched would usually make me not want to finish the project, but I really like this design so I will keep working on it and will try to pay more attention to the count!
Today is a beautiful day and perfect for picking out annuals for the front porch and rummaging around in flea markets and antique stores. All of which I hope I to do.
That's it for now! I hope everyone has a great weekend!