Yesterday, I got an unplanned snow day, thanks to all the ice all over the roads. We woke up to snow on Sunday...pretty unusual here in the valley...but it gradually turned to icy rain which turned to really hazardous road conditions. Now, I am originally from the Hudson Valley region of New York, and no stranger to snow and cold weather, but I must confess to becoming a bit of a weather weakling since moving to Oregon! I don't like the cold all that much at all! And driving on ice is not the same as driving in snow!
So, on went the fireplace, and with a nice big mug of tea, I hunkered down to watch the new season of Downton Abbey and stitch to my heart's content. What a wonderful day!
And this is the result...my little lost but not forgotten Lizzie Kate. Geesh...it only took 4 years to finish...what was I thinking! It just needs two little buttons.
Anyway, I also found another lost treasure...another Lizzie Kate design called The Art of Aging Artfully. I started this one on January 29, 2012...but this is as far as I got.
So I'm thinking that maybe I'll do a letter or two a week, and pretty soon it will be finished.
I've finished the first page.
Thanks for stopping by to visit today...I hope everyone is enjoying their day!
Congrats on the finish and i love the other LK piece, goodluck with your next projects.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!!
I love your finish so much ..it's so cute ❤️
ReplyDeleteAnd ice snow weather is my favorite..I wish for snow here ..
Happy stitching x
Congrats on a gorgeous finish! Love the wonderful projects you are working on!
ReplyDeleteSounds like you had a productive stitch day.
ReplyDeleteSnow day always makes for great stitching time. And boy you did a lot. Congrats on the finish! Great WIP! and Beautiful page finish on the last one.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun finish and nice work on your WIPs! Glad you were able to stay home! Having to drive in icy conditions is just plain dangerous!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the beautiful finish Lynda. Nice progress on the others. Would you be interested in selling the Art of Ageing Artfully when your done?
ReplyDeleteLinda
No ice isn't fun, we had a slightly challenging drive back from Baltimore last Monday, driving right into an ice storm, excellent driving by the WT though. Gosh, I'd forgotten I gave it to you, it's going to be lovely. I am having a happy time with Her Sampler, kindly lent by you!
ReplyDeleteI'm with you when it comes to driving on ice and snow. And I don't love the cold either. If it was for me, snowy winters could be skipped, lol.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it wonderful to pull out these old treasures and continue stitching on them - and even finish them? Congratulations on this lovely finish. And good luck with your other WIPs.
Congrats on your finish. Better late than never :)
ReplyDeleteCute finish and sort of appropriate for a WIP!
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like a perfect snow day to me! Well done on your finish - I just love that feeling of ticking something off the list that has been outstanding for so long!
ReplyDeleteGod challenge to try to get things done. I've set that as a goal this year too. Love your choice!
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ReplyDeleteI'm jealous of your snow day, Lynda! Looks like you have some beautiful stitching in progress :) Love your finish, too!
ReplyDeleteSound like your snow day was very productive. I'd love a snow day, but I don't think we'll get any here this year.
ReplyDelete3 gorgeous designs! I love them all. x
ReplyDeleteDriving on icy road is far from fun. One must be cautious then.
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