State of the Stitch
I thought I would post an update on the current projects.
America, Land that We Love by Jean Farish
As of 11 Oct 2009
This is a freebie series I printed off several years ago. I wish I had had a pdf writer, or saved the pages, because all I have are fading color prints and her website has disappeared. I don't know how many hours of stitching this is, other than "a bunch".
Katzen by Kirsten Schmidt
As of 24 Nov 2009
A freebie from Kirsten Schmidt (pattern here). I am rearranging the motifs, and splitting the pattern into two pieces. The current plan is to make a pair of pillows for my mom. This is about 3 hours of work (I'm working on it during lunch at work).
Heirloom Stocking: Home for Christmas
As of 24 Nov 2009
I put down the stocking for W and changed to making this for his father. I have a deadline of the weekend before Christmas to get it completely finished if I want to give it to him this year. I remain cautiously optimistic that I will succeed. This is about 20-ish hours of work.
I don't have any pictures of the tree sampler, but I've got a few hours in it.
America, Land that We Love by Jean Farish
As of 11 Oct 2009
This is a freebie series I printed off several years ago. I wish I had had a pdf writer, or saved the pages, because all I have are fading color prints and her website has disappeared. I don't know how many hours of stitching this is, other than "a bunch".
Katzen by Kirsten Schmidt
As of 24 Nov 2009
A freebie from Kirsten Schmidt (pattern here). I am rearranging the motifs, and splitting the pattern into two pieces. The current plan is to make a pair of pillows for my mom. This is about 3 hours of work (I'm working on it during lunch at work).
Heirloom Stocking: Home for Christmas
As of 24 Nov 2009
I put down the stocking for W and changed to making this for his father. I have a deadline of the weekend before Christmas to get it completely finished if I want to give it to him this year. I remain cautiously optimistic that I will succeed. This is about 20-ish hours of work.
I don't have any pictures of the tree sampler, but I've got a few hours in it.