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Tag Archives: cross stitch kit
My Sewing Treasures Finish
Not only did I finish stitching My Sewing Treasures by Bobbie G Designs, I framed it too. I switched out colors in two quilts and in the bands on the upper and lower boxes. I also simplified the decoration on … Continue reading
Sunday Stash September 4, 2022
No change in the numbers. I spent more time stitching than sewing this week in an attempt to finish My Sewing Treasures. So close! Sorry, still framed crooked. I’m in a rush because I signed up for the Tiny Modernist … Continue reading
Posted in charityquilts, cross stitch, stashbusting
Tagged charity quilts, cross stitch kit, stash report
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August 2022 OMG and Short List
Another month down, another project finished. I met my goal last month of sewing a shirt. I’ve done well this year finishing my OMGs, which has kept my projects moving. There are quite a few changes in the list this … Continue reading
Posted in artquilts, charityquilts, cross stitch, OMG, scrapquilts, ufos
Tagged art quilts, charity quilts, cross stitch kit, OMG, scrap quilts, UFOs
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June 2022 OMG and Short List
The months go by so fast, summer especially. It’s a bit harder to fit in creative time around all the outdoor activities. I finished my goal last month of quilting Open Dialogue, and then finished the quilt a few days … Continue reading
Posted in clothing, cross stitch, embroidery, OMG, scrapquilts
Tagged cross stitch kit, embroidery, OMG, scrap quilts, sewing clothes
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Sunday Stash May 15, 2022
No change in the numbers. Not much sewing happened this week. When life gets hectic and stressful, stitching becomes the fallback position. I made fair progress on My Sewing Treasures. Sorry – it’s in the frame crooked! This section has … Continue reading
May 2022 Short List and OMG
I’m sitting here watching the rain pour down wishing for a warm sunny spring instead of whatever this is. On the plus side, the weather encourages me to stay inside and sew. I finished my April OMG, the Margo Handbag. … Continue reading
Posted in artquilts, cross stitch, embroidery, OMG, scrapquilts, The Short List, ufos
Tagged cross stitch kit, embroidery, OMG, scrap quilts, Short List, UFOs
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Sunday Stash April 17, 2022
No fabric in or out. I haven’t made enough progress on the bag to post another picture. The only other active project is My Sewing Treasures. I think I’ve stitched a few more spools since I showed it last. Somehow … Continue reading
Posted in cross stitch, stashbusting, The Short List, Uncategorized
Tagged cross stitch kit, Short List, stash report
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April 2022 Short List And OMG
I finished my March OMG, catching up on the band sampler. I also finished Roads. Finishes are good because they make room for new projects. The band sampler is on a break. My Guild isn’t demonstrating the stitches for the … Continue reading
Posted in artquilts, bags and purses, cross stitch, OMG, ufos
Tagged art quilts, cross stitch kit, OMG, purse patterns, UFOs
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A Side Gig
Most days I only stitch on one project at a time. I have quite a few quilting UFOs, and the idea of a lot of stitching UFOs on top of that is more than I can handle. I like to … Continue reading
Sunday Stash June 27, 2021
No fabric in this week. A little fabric went out replacing the waistband on a pair of pants. The big win for the week was finishing the Mill Hill Digging Out kit. I bought the kit in early April and … Continue reading